LP - Limited Edition Black Vinyl. Remastered from the original master tapes and housed in a deluxe 60's style sleeve with original cover art plus a 12x12 insert with photos and a new essay by Sean Cassey. First time to be reissued on vinyl.
Originally released in 1969 on Deram Records (SML1046), Sounds Like The Flirtations is regarded as one of the top 1960s British-produced soul / R&B albums by an all-American girl group. The album was originally reviewed by New Music Express in July 1969, who hailed it as “Made-In-Britain Motown Sound”.
Reissued for the very first time on vinyl as a limited print run, the album has been carefully remastered from the original master tapes and is presented in a deluxe ‘60s style sleeve (flip-back heavy weight card with laminated front) with original cover art plus a 12x12 insert with photos and a new essay by Sean Cassey from the respected UK magazine Shindig).
The album features the highly-praised classic soul single “Nothing But A Heartache” which was a top 40 hit in the US, where it spent 14 weeks on the Billboard Top 100; as well as enjoying chart successes in the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, Australia and elsewhere. It has become a Northern Soul classic ever since.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Nothing But a Heartache
2. This Must Be the End of the Line
3. I Wanna Be There
4. Stay
5. How Can You Tell Me?
6. Someone Out There
Side Two
1. Need Your Loving
2. South Carolina
3. Once I Had a Love
4. Momma, I'm Coming Home
5. Loves Is a Sad Song
6. What's Good About Goodbye, My Love