GEORGIE FAME - R&B and Jazz at the BBC 1966-1967 DURAND JONES and two best-selling compilations
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and two best-selling compilations
The latter is particularly noticeable on "The Humours of Ballyloughlin
000 copies sold
Dre departed from Death Row Records to form Aftermath Entertainment in 1996
1 x 180g 12" yellow vinyl album
GEORGIE FAME - R&B and Jazz at the BBC 1966-1967 DURAND JONES and two best-selling compilationsLP Limited Edition Black Vinyl. 16 songs recorded for BBC radio between 1966 and 1967 and all in superb quality sound. Georgie Fame was different. The bulk of "rhythm and blues" groups followed the Stones image: scruffy urchins who you probably wouldn't invite around for tea, but his image was totally different. Georgie and the Blues Flames looked more like members of the Stax Volt Revue than the Downliners Sect. And then there was the music. No
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