Can't Let You Break My Heart/I'm Not Ready For Love (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50s

Can't Let You Break My Heart/I'm Not Ready For Love (Vinyl 7") Rock N Roll & 50sTwo teenage dancefloor gems from the 1970s. Quantrells' only single release from 1972 goes for two to three hundred pounds if you can find a copy on the Chicago based Yambo label. A deep soul smoocher with a glorious vocal with enormous brass stabs, it's like a roughed up version of The Jackson 5. Backed with Promise's 'I'm Not Ready For Love'; one of two singles from the mid '70s by this all girl teenage four piece on the New Directions label. Built

The swampy "Craney Crow" is the younger sibling of his earlier "Walk On Guilded Splinters" and has a similar effect on the listener

fabulously prolific

allowing BRMC to flex every muscle in their armour

sometime in Ghana at the famous Philips studio

they won mainstream success with their unique fusion of 80s gloom and power rock

The studio and the advancing recording technology lead to Revolver and the birth of a new era in rock/pop music

five written by Ponce

this recording features contributions from both Beam and Burns as well as from Convertino and those featured on the record

Fool's Gold and Bang Gang 12 Inches

full of sweeping melancholia and glorious retro-futurism

comes as a comparatively swift follow-up to Interiors - which itself came a full 22 years after its predecessor

Z handled by P on the Board