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    Bobby Caldwell What You Won’t Do For Love / Open Your Eyes

    Be With Records
    • Bobby Caldwell – What You Won’t Do For Love
    • Bobby Caldwell – Open Your Eyes
    • 1. What You Won’t Do For Love
    • 2. Open Your Eyes

    The smooth titan of blue-eyed soul, Bobby Caldwell transcended genre tags with consummate ease; he was a musical icon of real class and versatility, cherished the world over.

    The heart-shape is a replica of the original, with its near-10" size and 7" playing surface.

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