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Is This Acetate Gwen Mccrea?

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Mrs Mills?

Thats blown it!!! I was just about to say try Godz!! :ohmy: Happy New Year Paul :yes: Atb John

lead me onn sandie shaw.

Thats blown it!!! I was just about to say try Godz!! :ohmy: Happy New Year Paul :yes: Atb John

And to you John. Just joshing about Mrs M but it it's a completely different song to the Gwen McRae tune and in honesty it sounds a bit "capenters-esque" to me.

I wonder what specific genre you would call this type of music (not soul) and what similar artists are in that genre? I hate janis joplin but maybe it would have a similar audience?

I wonder what specific genre you would call this type of music ?

MOR ?

MOR ?

yeah, probably. I think it sounds like something very specific but I can't think of it and I don't know much about classic rock anyways.

very middle of the road..sounds a bit like bette midler to me..the vocalist is well known put i just cant put my finger on it...

I actually was thinking bette midler but when the gospelly chorus came in i think it sounded earlier.

You know bette midler wrote some soul songs? Well, at least one song if not more, she wrote a moments song from like '78, a decent cut too.

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Thanks for comments. I never heard Sandie Shaw's version. I did not know it is a different song. Just the same title, sorry.

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