CLARK, ALICE - DON'T YOU CARE/NEVER DID I STOP LOVING YOU
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: BGP
Release date: 30/03/2015
Barcode: 0029667014878
Catalog no.: BGPS0000046
Item ID: 414103
Simply two of the finest soul cuts from the early '70s, these recordings have been in demand since they were discovered on the Acid Jazz scene in the 1990s. Since then they have crossed over to numerous scenes and now they are a much in-demand record. Originally released on the Mainstream label.
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