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Blue Mink Singles Collection
CD (Item 600637) 7T's (UK), 1970s — Condition: New Copy
A rich overview of the mighty Blue Mink – a unique 70s UK group with a great mix of soul, rock, and pop! Given that blend, the singles here are almost the best representation of the group at their best – as they really showcase their catchy, crossover vibe – yet also demonstrate their way of keeping it real, too – coming across with lyrics and vocals that have a lot more depth than some of their contemporaries – almost with a quality that reminds us more of US crossover soul than other UK pop. There's a trading of male and female vocals – Roger Cook and Madeline Bell, respectively – that fleshes out the sound in ways that are a bit like Rotary Connection – although with obviously different production. And titles include "Our World", "Melting Pot", "Time For Winning", "The Banner Man", "Sunday", "Count Me In", "Wacky Wacky Wacky", "Stay With Me", "By The Devil", and "Quackers". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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