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Good thread, i was educated on Kent compilations myself and they were so important to me as a young mod growing up in the arse end of Ireland. Only recently i've dug out the Dyke & The Blaz
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Bought many Kent LP's and CD's over the years. I can remember buying SOUL SUPER BOWL when it first came out for Clyde McPhatter's- Please Give Me One More Chance ,and at that time knew only a handful
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In the early to mid 80's when I wasn't going to many venues bar Stafford ..these Kent LP's were my lifeline ...here's what I consider to be a few key tracks of a bundle just pulled from the shelves :
Just thought I'd start a thread with regards to the Kent Lp's that were issued during the 80's. For me they opened my ears to many new sounds. I discovered them through reading a small article in Jamming magazine. I only bought that, because it had a free single with The Style Council & The Redskins having a track each on it amongst others.
Anyway the first Kent Lp I bought was the second release, For Dancers Also. Country Girl, what a track that was, don't even get me started on the Floorshakers or Footstompers albums!

Back on track now, thought I'd just ask people what were the tracks (& the albums) that they remember the most. The following is one that sticks in my mind and I was reminded off when I saw ZZ Hill's Have Mercy Somebody listed for sale. Anyway it's from ZZ Hill's Dues Paid In Full Lp (Kent 018).
ZZ Hill - You Got What I Need -
C'mon, some of you out there must have their favourites! For all those old timers
that bang on about Motown Chartbusters 3 in the 60's, there has to be just as many who remember their Kent albums in the 80's!