Bold Soul Sister / Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You (Vinyl 7") Hard Rock

Bold Soul Sister / Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You (Vinyl 7") Hard RockTwo Ike & Tina Turner sought after classics on either side of a 7 inch. The A side sees the ice cold early funk jam Bold Soul Sister featuring the trademark funk guitar stylings of Albert Collins, originally released on the Blue Thumb in 69 and favoured by hip hop producers for its wealth of sampling gold. The flip side houses Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You a rare and pricey Northern Soul number penned by Motown songwriter Frank Wilson that goes for

Following on

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before David Sinclair left to form Matching Mole with Robert Wyatt (Soft Machine) later that year

Outlook proved to be Chandler's only album

realising that they now needed to make their own music

the band's highest album chart position to date

1982's six track remix mini-LP 'Non Stop Ecstatic Dancing'

Absolutely at the opposite end of the funk spectrum from the original Willie Hutch score

a new hero for a new age

Following the failure of Simon & Garfunkel's first

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The big band he recorded this album with (Sharps and Flats) played a big part in the genesis of the album's groove