"Time Moves On" by Strutt

[dancer5612004]

I have the original vinyl album to this song, which is very soulful and unusually hardcore sounding for disco, and I once heard it played in Los Angeles nightclubs. But I can't find it listed anywhere in google search for availability now! Does anyone know if Strutt is available on cd?
Also, there was one album I use to have, called "Finger lickin good" disco, I think may have been from Coffey?
And does anyone know where "Let's do the latin hustle" is available in cd? There were two mainstream version, one by Eddie Drennon. This album, called Collage, was great, but most of the songs sounded like the main hit!


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[tony98]

"Finger Lickin' Good" is by Dennis Coffey on Westbound. In Europe quite a lot of stuff on the label have been re-issued so try some outlets over here like Soul Brother Records & Crazy Beat.

[dancer5612004]

thanks for Finger lickin good info, just found on ebay, up for bid, and less than six hours from this post!

eBay: DENNIS COFFEY "FINGER LICKIN GOOD 1975 WESTBOUND BREAKS (item 260108427486 end time Apr-22-07 22:32:28 PDT)

[jj6ms]

Originally Posted by dancer5612004

I have the original vinyl album to this song, which is very soulful and unusually hardcore sounding for disco, and I once heard it played in Los Angeles nightclubs. But I can't find it listed anywhere in google search for availability now! Does anyone know if Strutt is available on cd?

can't help ya re CD (only seen it on vinyl), but love this album. 'Time Moves On' and 'Front Row Romeo' were both big tunes in the London clubs at the time.

JJ

[QUINNY]

Played Time Moves On quite a lot BITD....one of my personal faves and VERY Disco for 1975, even if it was fairly hardcore UK club music. '75 was an intetresting time for a DJ; sooo many directions to follow and the diversity was exhilarating.

I'd love to see it on a CD, but I doubt it will ever see a release.

[dancer5612004]

Originally Posted by QUINNY

Played Time Moves On quite a lot BITD....one of my personal faves and VERY Disco for 1975, even if it was fairly hardcore UK club music. '75 was an intetresting time for a DJ; sooo many directions to follow and the diversity was exhilarating.

I'd love to see it on a CD, but I doubt it will ever see a release.

FOUND IT!!
Amazon-U.S. | Amazon-U.K.

if the link doesnt work, search STRUTT.