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That's The Same Thing/Talk About A Woman

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7-inch (Item 596351) Soul Town/Outta Sight (UK), 1965 — Condition: New Copy

The Masqueraders were one of the greatest harmony groups to ever work on a Northern Soul single like this – and "That's The Same Thing" has these amazing vocals that really blow us away! The dynamic range is incredible – the sort we're usually used to hearing only on ballads – because few groups could hold it together this well on such an uptempo groover! "Talk About A Woman" is equally great – another uptempo swinger, with vocals that should have made these guys huge!  © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc.



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