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.
Ordering
Are you a private user? Order this item through our mailorder.
Are you a business user? Please login to add items to your basket.
More CLARK, ALICE...
|
CLARK, ALICE - COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGSA gorgeous 15-track release on 180-GRAM WHITE VINYL, including the northern soul classic 'You Hit Me (Right Where You Hurt Me)' and the soul masterpieces 'Don't You Care' and 'Never Did I Stop Loving You'. The indepth sleeve notes offer biographical details of the singer ... read more » |
|
| Use Search to find more... | ||
More on the BGP label...
|
|
BYRD, BOBBY - HELP FOR MY BROTHERS: PRE-FUNK SINGLES 1963-68These 24 tracks, released during the '60s on Federal, Smash and King, are essential in the development of James Brown's music and, as such, historically important as well as truly fantastic. The Byrd family helped rescue Brown from his time in prison in the early '50s. ... read more » |
|
|
ALLISON, MOSE - I'M NOT TALKIN''THE SONG STYLINGS OF MOSE ALLISON 1957-1972' - The oh-so-cool Mose Allison left an indelible impression on the history of rock'n'roll through his influence on at least two generation of British musicians. His songs were covered by Georgie Fame, Brian Auger, The Yardbirds, ... read more » |
|
|
|
SMITH, LONNIE LISTON - EXPANSIONS/A CHANGE FOR PEACELegendary sides that need no introduction here. Whether DJ, crate-digger, vinyl junkie or simply one of the coolest hipsters on the planet, here's your chance to snap these beauties up on 45. |
|
|
DARONDO - LISTEN TO MY SONG: THE MUSIC CITY SESSIONSLP on 180-gram vinyl. Back in '70s Oakland, California, streetwise hipster William Darondo Pulliam was a funky singer-songwriter who could also swing the sweetest soul west of Al Green. His handful of idiosyncratic 45 releases are crowned by the heartbreaking sound of his ... read more » |
|
|
|
FUNK INC. - CHICKEN LICKIN'AReissue on vinyl of classic superb jazz/funk mix from mid 70s combo. |
|
|
PUCHO & THE LATIN SOUL BROTHERS - BIG STICK/DATELINELatin jazz master Pucho Brown was one of the great rediscoveries of acid jazz. His Got Myself A Good Man defined the sound and he has toured of the back of its success ever since. Only three of his seven Prestige albums have been reissued, something that BGP will begin to ... read more » |
|
| Use our Advanced search to find more... | ||
