James Brown “Hell” Polydor Records (1974) Includes updated versions of “Lost Someone” “Please Please Please” “I Can’t Stand It” plus “A Man Has To Go Back To The Cross Road Before He Finds Himself” “Sayin’ It And Doin’ It” “These Foolish Things Remind Me of You” “Sometime” and “Coldblooded” Check out James (and a funky little girl) performing the title song on Soul Train.
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The Unknown Quantity featuring “Jesus Is A Soul Man” Don’t get into a staring contest with these guys!
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“Blusoes Negros” Capsone Records (Portugal)
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“The Best of Whisky” The Great Sounds of the Great Groups from Whisky A Go-Go Chart Records
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Two by Bijelo Dugme Yugoslav Rock
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Liberace presents Jamie Redfern “Sitting on top of the World” Thank you.
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What’s in a name? “Hello Children!” by Viktor Sodoma (This comes to us from Danny, an LP cover lover, who writes: “On a recent visit to Prague, I stumbled across this LP in my uncle’s old Czech record collection”)
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“Strip Tease Susi” b/w “Mama, Hol’ Den Hammer” by Ralf Bendix German Columbia Records (1962)
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