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Bob Crewe / aka B. C. G.
Bob Crewe (60's Pop)
Street Talk / Menage a Trois / Free ń Elektra (12īs) 1976
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"Street Talk" is a GREAT forgotten oldie! I'd give a week's pay to find a 12-inch somewhere. B.C.G. stood for "Bob Crewe Generation."
I believe I have the album, but not the 12" single. You probably have the album, tho. Now, I will have to pull it out and play with it. (the album, I mean)
I HAVE THE 12-INCH .RECORD MY COLLECTION OF RECORDS IS OVER 5000.IHAVE MANY STRANGE DISCO ARTISTS ,LIKE DISCO ROACH.PARTNERS,DISCO DACULA.SUPER JAWS AND MANY OTHERS
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