Sounds Like The Flirtations (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

Sounds Like The Flirtations (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockOriginally released in 1969 on Deram Records (SML1046), Sounds Like The Flirtations is regarded as one of the top 1960s British produced soul R&B albums by an all American girl group. The album was originally reviewed by New Music Express in July 1969, who hailed it as Made In Britain Motown Sound. Reissued for the very first time on vinyl as a limited print run, the album has been carefully remastered from the original master tapes and is presented

Copies go for between three to four hundred pounds for this storming and evocative fist-clenching gem which builds dramatically with strings and an emotive lead vocal

They influenced many American bands

Plunky Branch and band members with original illustrated artwork by Mary E

(Jimmy Lee is Saadiq's brother's actual name

further into the unknown

How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You is the fifth studio album released by American singer and songwriter Marvin Gaye

though the sound is similar to her debut recording

This is carnival pop dancing and moving with an irresistible driving force with the mesmerising allure of kosmische and the irrepressibleness of punk

SIDE TWO 1 Industrial Estate 2 Sten Gun Rock 3 Race Hatred 4 You Don’t Turn Me On

while 'Be My Guest' is a Subloaded/DMZ-friendly stepper with an injection of feminine pressure

And on 'He Made a Woman out of Me' and George Jackson and Rick Hall's 'Find 'em

Billy Corgan