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Title: Blues & Soul Country:   Europe Issue: 618 Barcode: 9770959655019 Date: 11 Aug 1992 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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Incorporating Black Music & Jazz Review

52 Pages.

Publisher: Roy Daniell

Editor: Bob Killbourn
Editorial Assistant: Jeff Lorez

Editorial Contributors: Sharon Davis, Paul Rogers, Mark Webster, Richard Searling, Steve Hobbs, Roger St Pierre, Caspar Melville, Sandra Butler, Kevin Beadle, Dave Morrison, Larry Lovett, Karen Day, Ian Spin, Scott Taylor.

American Representation
John E.Abbey (Atlanta)
David Nathan

Front Cover - Jimi Polo

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RogerFoster 1st Feb 2018		Includes articles about Jimi Polo, Vanessa Simon, Sabrina Johnson, Marv Johnson, Jabulani , Everette Harp and Grover Washington Jr, plus Caspar Melville reports from San Francisco, Paul Rogers writes about Hip-Hop, Sarah H.B. writes about House & Garage Music, Steve Hobbs writes about "Real" Soul and Bob Killbourn writes about The UK Club Scene. New UK 45s reviewed in this edition of "B&S" include The Young Disciples - "All I Have In Me" and "On A Corner Named Jazz" by Mr Figures. #1 Records :- UK Singles: WAS NOT WAS - "Shake Your Head" UK Albums: SIMPLY RED - "Stars" UK "Hip List" Import Chart: MARY J BLIGE - "What's The 411" (LP) UK "Real Soul" Chart - MARY J BLIGE - "What's The 411" (CD) US Singles: EN VOGUE - "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" US Albums: KRISS KROSS - "Totally Krossed Out"

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