KENT RECORDS UK
Hunt, Tommy New Neighborhood / I'M Lonely For You 7-Inch Single Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 36740864
- UPC:
- 029667020978
- MPN:
- 7020978
- Condition:
- New
Description
Now in his 80s, the great soul singer Tommy Hunt has performed since the doo-wopping 50s and is still appearing all over the world today. His mid-60s Scepter period was his greatest era on record, and from those sessions the big beat ballad 'New Neighborhood' has been the most popular of the unissued tracks discovered by Kent in the 80s. 'I'm Lonely For You' is a totally unissued recent discovery, debuting here. It will appear on a dedicated Tommy Hunt CD in 2019.
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1. New Neighborhood - Tommy Hunt 2. I'm Lonely for You - Tommy Hunt
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