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I always thought it was a bootleg from circa 1972 (you live and learn !!!!) Ady @ Kent released it again September so he might know Mark did a fab article on her and the release https://a-ni
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The recording could have been as early as 1969, around the time of her signing to Ref-o-ree, in fact I think i honed it down to this on the basis of other info I had. I tracked Peggy down for the Nash
Anyone know what year this was released?
Found the following snip-it on Discogs which answers the other question a friends been asking as to whether or not it's classed as a genuine release. Do people agree?
Not a Bootleg as many think.
Fred James at 'Bluesland', owners of 'Spar' and 'Ref-o-Ree', licensed 20 tracks to 'Goldsoul' which in turn were used to compile the now deleted CD title 'Golden Age of Northern Soul vol.2'
As a limited 45, 'Goldsoul' made 300 on the label's imprint Ref-o-Ree, which makes this release a bona fide issue.
Thanks.