Reply With QuoteShe has a track on at least one RCA disco compilation, but I guess you're right - no LPs have been released in that format. Shout loud enough and I'm sure Hot Productions would love to oblige! :P
Advance Promo Copy [Level 3]
Can anyone please tell me why RCA never released Vickie Sue Robinson on any CD what so ever?.I remember speaking to Vickie when she was alive and she also never knew why..she had asked RCA again and again, Anyone know fo anything?
Gold Record [Level 7]
She has a track on at least one RCA disco compilation, but I guess you're right - no LPs have been released in that format. Shout loud enough and I'm sure Hot Productions would love to oblige! :P
What would you do without your muesli...where would you be without a bowl?
Acetate [Level 1]
There are two Buddha CD compilations with a couple of 12" Vicki Sue Robinson tracks. Check out:
http://www.discomusic.com/search/?we...ll&where=title
Underground Hit [Level 5]
One of my favorite early VSR :lol:
Vickie Sue Robinson - Baby, Now That I've Found You {1975 RCA}
Gold Record [Level 7]
Well, I have two Vicki LPs and recently did another listen to see if there was any song interesting, other than "Turn the beat around". The albums were only so-so to my ears (Never gonna let you go -1976- and Half and half -1978-). However, I took note of one interesting track on each: the title track on "Never gonna let you go" and "Don't try to win me back again" in the other.
These albums are not irritant or silly to listen to (like would be, to my ears, Claudja Barry or Luisa Fernandez), but still fall short of the spark on Candi Staton's "House of love" or any Donna's 70s LP.
Of course, take all this IMHO.
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