What's That ONE Record You Never Managed To Find?

[discokicks]

Originally Posted by Nrgfan125

The one i could never and still find is Dejavu-Dont turn around,fantastic track since recorded by quartzlock which is a good version but you cant beat dejavu.... :P

I have this on the Retro Records label....I believe it was 1989. It was a bit confusing when Almighty Records remixed this a couple years ago and labelled Quartzlock as the artist. I suppose they couldn't use Deja-vu as it's not the Almighty group named Deja Vu :-? although I'm pretty sure that both versions use the same Lonnie Gordon vocals.

Ahh...what would we do without a bit of confusion and mystery in our lives? :)

[Nrgfan125]

Cheers guys for the info on the dont turn around tune,might make my search for this gem a little easier... :D

[Energyguy]

Originally Posted by Nrgfan125

Cheers guys for the info on the dont turn around tune,might make my search for this gem a little easier... :D

hey Gaz - I will keep an eye out for it and let you know if I come across it for you .
neil

[Nrgfan125]

Thanks neil,your a star,be great to get me hands on a copy....

Gaz...

[ol'skinflint]

on Motown. I saw one listed on the internet once but the seller wanted $75 and I have more important uses for my money(they don't call me ol'skinflint for nothing..) I've also seen a compilation of his work on CD but I still want the albums.

[marmite7]

Here's a copy of Peppermint for whoever was asking.

http://www.musicstack.com/show.cgi?a...ind=peppermint

[Bolly]

Not sure what it was called but was played a lot in early 80s in New York Bar in Wakefield

Lyrics went: "I'll never find that love again"

I was told it was by Angie Gold but can't find any reference to it

Would be grateful if anyone can help...