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rl1 is "My Man Must Be American" by Simone.
rl11 is "Afternoon of a faun" by Walter Murphy
From your site -- BV120 is Peanut Vendor by the Ritchie Family
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Hi can anyone help with these five please
First couple are from Sep 1984 mix
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/RL1.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/RL2.mp3
These three from 12 West mix Dec 1979
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/RL10.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/RL11.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/RL12.mp3
Many thanks!!
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Andy:
rl1 is "My Man Must Be American" by Simone.
rl11 is "Afternoon of a faun" by Walter Murphy
From your site -- BV120 is Peanut Vendor by the Ritchie Family
Last edited by shives; April 9th, 2008 at 05:22 PM.
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Thanks Shives :icon_mrgreen:
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RL2 is "Sheherazade" by Fenati with The Munich Machine, from 1977
It sounds as though Robbie was playing the 12" 45 at 33, and speeding it back up.
The Lp is "Disco Symphony". The LP and 12" versions are the same. And I've seen the 12" pop-up, more often than the LP. Both are on Ariston Records, from Italy.
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That's great thanks Stephen :icon_mrgreen:
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RL10 = Kwick - I Want To Dance With You
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Thanks Pulse :icon_mrgreen:
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It might speed-up your search to know that Simone's "My Man Must Be American" was the B-side of "Him". A remake of the Rupert Holmes track from 1979, wherein she doesn't change the gender reference. Hence the song is about her giving the ultimatum to her boyfriend, to decide between her and his "other Man".Originally Written by shives
Simone - "Him" b/w "MY Man Must Be American"
1984 Electricity Records / UK
TRIC(T) 9
It was the follow-up to her remake of Carole King's "It's Too late"
b/w Intrumental
1984 Electricity Records / UK
TRIC(T) 6
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Thanks for the info Stephen
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#5 is "Babe" from an album called "Loose Change" which (I believe) was a Bunny Siegler "group"
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& if u want some more info (but not as interesting as Stephen's!) on Simone's stuff, it was recorded in my home town of Stoke-on-Trent!:icon_eek: Probably the only good thing to come out of the place!
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Thanks Terry that's great :icon_mrgreen:
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[quote=Andy Farley;137032]Thanks Terry that's great :icon_mrgreen:[/quote
Andy-
You're welcome; glad to be of help.
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I think you'll find that the Loose Change LP that you're referring to was a Tom Moulton production.
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