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Title: Blues & Soul Country:   UK Issue: 380 Date: 3 May 1983 Rating: Rate Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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40 Pages.

Publisher: Roy Daniell
Editorial Director: John E Abbey
Managing Editor: Jeff Tarry
Editor: Bob Killbourn

Editorial Contributors: Frank Elson, Sharon Davis, Pete Tong, Justin Lubbock, Mark Webster, Robert Elms, Chris Baber, Chris Shockley, Chris Hill, Roger St.Pierre, H.R,Mahldean.

U.S. Representation
Atlanta: John E.Abbey

Front Cover - Phil Fearon

Centre-Spread: Lonnie Liston Smith

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RogerFoster 28th Feb 2017		Includes articles about Phil Fearon & Galaxy, Prince Charles & The City Beat Band, The Valentine Brothers, Glenn Jones, Lanier & Co, DeBarge and Lonnie Liston Smith, plus Sharon Davis writes about Motown, Bob Killbourn writes about The UK Disco Scene and Frank Elson checks out The North. New UK 45s reviewed include Luther Vandross - "You're The Sweetest One" and "Save The Overtime For Me" by Gladys Knight & The Pips. #1 Records :- UK Singles: MICHAEL JACKSON - "Beat It" UK Albums: MICHAEL JACKSON - "Thriller" UK "City Slickers" Import Chart: BOOKER NEWBERRY III - "Love Town" (12") UK "Fusion Few" Jazz Chart: LONNIE LISTON SMITH - "Dreams Of Tomorrow" (LP) US Singles: GEORGE CLINTON - "Atomic Dog" US Albums: : MICHAEL JACKSON - "Thriller" US Jazz Albums: WEATHER REPORT - "Procession"

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