Jimmy Anderson – You, me and love – Olam OL 100
Jimmy had spent many years working with others in the Detroit music industry in promotion and as a writer. He had helped Tyrone Edwards in the late 70’s with the final part of his career and written a number of nice songs which they recorded. By 1983 he had built up a desire to record something himself and so went into the studio with a female singer he had been managing called Brandye and cut a song he had recently written. Greg Reilly at The Disc on East Nine Mile engineered and helped him mix down the track. The result is a super soulful sweet stepper, that just builds and builds.
For many years this stayed one of the most elusive of Detroit 80’s soul 45’s with only a handful turning up in the last 30 years. A couple of months ago I managed to track him down, whilst looking for Tyrone Edwards and purchased the remaining 45’s he had. A perfect addition to all those of you with a liking for sweet n’ low with a modern twist
So here at a one-time only price of £25 +P&P as a ‘friends’ payment on Paypal. All copies are mint, but as there are only a handful, when their gone, their gone for good.

 

 

 

Edited March 31, 20169 yr by Dave Thorley

Down to the last couple now ...........................