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Chanel – I’ll Be Your Girl b/w You’ve Got A Gift (Vinyl)
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- "Chanel a UK Lover's Rock singer with this debut double Asided single - I’ll Be Your Girl b/w You’ve Got A Gift" was released in 1982. A Lovers Rock reggae 12-inch single sung by the UK artist Chanel and backed by the band The Cool Notes
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I Forgot How To Love You b/w Why Can’t We Be Friends (7″ Vinyl)
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- “Long before ‘I Forgot’ became a massive 1984 hit, the track was an early stepping stone in the band’s pivot from reggae to soul. Originally titled ‘I Forgot How To Love You’ on the 1981 debut album Down To Earth, this rare release on the Mass Media Music label captures the group’s fascinating sonic transition.”
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Tee Green – Love Will Come (4-Tracks Vinyl)
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- Jus' Teesing the album was recorded in 1992 and was a collaboration between Tee Green, Steve McIntosh and Joseph Charles. Love will Come was the first release from Tee's album and saw many European releases and appeared on many compilations.
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Tee Green – Love Will Come (White Label 4-Tracks Vinyl)
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- Jus’ Teesing the album was recorded in 1992 and was a collaboration between Tee Green, Steve McIntosh and Joseph Charles. Love will Come was the first release from Tee’s album and saw many European releases and appeared on many compilations.
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The Cool-Notes – In Your Car b/w You’re Never Too Young (remix) + Secrets Of The Night (Vinyl)
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- The 1985 UK Top 20 hit "In Your Car" is a feel-good, breezy track blending 80s synth-soul with subtle reggae-pop influences, catchy bassline, and breezy vocal harmonies.
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The Cool-Notes (Heather Pinky)- Billy The Kid (Banjo Mix) b/w Billy Dub (Vinyl)
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- "Billy The Kid" is a classic lovers rock and reggae single by the British soul and reggae band The Cool-Notes, originally released in 1980. The track tells the story of a girl meeting a "cool cookie" of a guy at a party, capturing the smooth, soulful 1980s UK reggae vibe. It was released as a 12" single on the Jama…
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The Cool- Notes – Make This A Special Night (Fordy’s Mix) b/w Make this A Special Night (Harding’s Mix) Vinyl
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- This record is a prime example of early 90s British club soul and dance-pop. It bridges the gap between classic 80s boogie-funk and the emerging 90s garage and house scenes. The upbeat tempo features lush, soulful vocals paired with the signature slick, melodic production of the PWL stable.
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The Cool-Notes – Down To Earth Album (Vinyl)
- £75.00
- The Cool-Notes debut album “Down to Earth went on sale in 1981 and is still regarded today as a valuable rare gem. It's a beautiful colourful gate fold cover sleeve with song lyrics printed to heavy gauge gloss finish. As far as we are aware, these are the only original first run pressings of new copies left in the world…
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The Cool-Notes – Have A Good Forever b/w Instrumental & Natural Energy (Vinyl)
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- Vinyl Classic Cool-Notes, Ballard and title track from the groups 1985 album ‘Have A Good Forever’ The 2 track CD single includes the funky ‘Natural Energy’
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The Cool-Notes – House Of Love b/w Magic Lover (Vinyl
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- Classic Cool-Notes, the soulful Magic Lover was originally the A side. Then Risin records wanted to switch the B side 'House Of Love' to become the A side with it's relentless infectious house groove with four-to-the-floor kick drum keeping the dancefloor moving from start to finish.
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The Cool-Notes – I Forgot How To Love You b/w Why Can’t We Be Friends (Vinyl)
- £9.99
- "Long before 'I Forgot' became a massive 1984 hit, the track was an early stepping stone in the band's pivot from reggae to soul. Originally titled 'I Forgot How To Love You' on the 1981 debut album Down To Earth, this rare release on the Mass Media Music label captures the group's fascinating sonic transition."
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The Cool-Notes – Into The Motion b/w Come On Back To Me (Remix) Vinyl
- £5.99
- "Into The Motion" is a 1986 electro-funk and UK soul single. Released on the Abstract Dance label, the club track served as a final commercial release as a 7 peice band wrapping up their mid-1980s run of hits and was featured on their LP Have A Good Forever.
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