I Don't Wanna Lose Him / Forget The Girl (Vinyl 7") Soundtracks & Library

I Don't Wanna Lose Him / Forget The Girl (Vinyl 7") Soundtracks & LibraryThese two contrasting unissued late 60s soul sides were first made available on Ace CDs. Gigi & the Charmaines' 'I Don't Wanna Lose Him' was written by Dale Warren and Gigi's husband Herman Griffin. Herman was responsible for many Detroit soul classics and Dale Warren made his name arranging and writing at Shrine Records. A stomping yet subtle dance number that captures the energy of 1966, its only vinyl presence was on the 100 Club Anniversary 45 of

mental health problems and run-ins with the law that lead to their premature demise took hold

This black vinyl version is engineered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios using a half-speed mastering technique which produces a superior vinyl cut

A little something for everyone with splicing downtempo tracks next to deep house next to breakbeat work outs next to retro techno

and a very young Cecil McBee on acoustic bass

Deerhunter and Porcelain Raft - at Chase Park Transduction in Athens

Working with Higgins

justly considered one of the greatest albums of the noughties

Reconnecting with music made solely for the dancefloor became their much needed escape

Groove is the thing on this session from the hard-driving opener Song of Ice Bag written by Hugh Masekela to Doc's laid-back original Slouchin' to the band's joyful romp through Aretha Franklin's hit Think

Both included tracks are remastered by Paul Hicks (The Beatles/John Lennon/The Rolling Stones/David Bowie) and cut at 45rpm on 12" vinyl for maximum audio quality

during lockdown that's how myself and most people were feeling so that's what inspired a lot of the writing

With Wes Montgomery