Rome Jefferies - Good LoveMore classic New York boogie on 45 for the first time. Sung by Rome Jefferies and backed by vocal trio Lorali (led by Isabelle Coles of Kleeer), Good Love became an instant underground classic amongst boogie heads on release. Produced and arranged by maestro Greg Henderson for his Rain Records label, original 12 copies have remained elusive ever since it was released in 1983. Finally available as an official release for the first time on 45 single.

early synthesized flutes

Also renowned for his musical offerings as Black Jazz Consortium

We carefully hand pick and dig for obscure or forgotten versions of the best tracks that may have been previously out of reach for the majority

called simply - 'Twenty'

The artist's music is always continuous

All previously unreleased

The mission is to simply uplift your spirit through music and word

Jules (Cronaca e Preghiera) and Danilo Fatur (CCCP Fedeli alla Linea)

This time we can find here the full extended 11 minute disco version on the side A and the previously unavailable U

showcasing the keys whilst the bass underpins the groove

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sweaty dance-floors