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Michael Warre SUBS 22nd Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Dave Ray - Fine Soft Land	B1) Arranged by Dave Ray This Mono version label states First published January, 1967.
Michael Warre SUBS 21st Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Queen - Jazz	170 is a reissued Monarch Pressing!
Michael Warre SUBS 21st Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Queen - Jazz	Break-In Master 18th Jan 2023 What's the difference between 166 and 170? The label states "Stereo SP" on 166 & "Stereo MON" on 170. 170 is a reissued Monarch Pressing!
Michael Warre SUBS 21st Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Mitch Ryder - Never Kick A Sleeping Dog	Little Bastard is an alias for John Cougar Mellencamp. A2) This track is among the earliest covers of Prince material.
Michael Warre SUBS 21st Feb 2023		Vinyl Album Stevie Nicks - The Wild Heart	Credit Prince Vault! The Wild Heart is the second solo album by Fleetwood Mac singer/songwriter Stevie Nicks. The album contains the song Stand Back, which features Prince on keyboards. The track also gives Prince co-writing credit, as the keyboard part was inspired by Prince’s own Little Red Corvette, but he did not have any direct writing input into the song. Prince’s contribution was not credited on the album due to Nicks' and Prince’s competing record labels. The album marks the only collaboration between Prince and Stevie Nicks, and also marks the only release to feature original studio contributions by Prince and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, albeit on different tracks (Tom Petty would perform with Prince 21 years later at Prince’s induction into the Rock‘N’Roll Hall Of Fame, on While My Guitar Gently Weeps, which was later released). It also marks the only time Prince has worked with producer Jimmy Iovine. Sessions and compiling Prince’s contribution came as a result of Stevie Nicks being inspired by the synths in Little Red Corvette. While working at SIR Los Angeles she contacted Prince, who was working at nearby Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA, USA (on extended versions of Little Red Corvette and Drive Me Wild), and asked him to play on the track; Prince agreed.