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    Eccentric Soul The Outskirts of Deep City

    Numero Group
      • 1. the Rollers – knocking at the Wrong Door
      • 2. Clarence Reid – No Way Out
      • 3. Helene Smith – What's In The Loving
      • 4. Betty Wright – Mr Lucky
      • 5. James Knight and the Butlers – There Goes my Baby
      • 6. Lynn Williams – Don't Be Surprised
      • 7. Helene Smith – True Love Don't Grow on Trees
      • 8. The Rising Sun – Do What You're Doing
      • 9. The Rollers – One Little Piece
      • 10. Clarence Reid – Don't Be a Fool
      • 11. Perk Badger – Do Your Stuff
      • 12. Frank Williams – Show Me What You Got
      • 13. Deep City Band – Masterpiece
      • 14. Helene Smith – The Pot Can't Talk about the Kettle
      • 15. The Rollers – Play With Fire
      • 16. Betty Wright – Thank You Baby
      • 17. Helene Smith – Wrong or Right
      • 18. Nasty Dog Catchers – Nasty Dog
      • 19. the Rising Sun – One Night After
      • 20. Snoopy Dean – Your Love Wont Let Me LEave You

      NOW ON VINYL! SUPER HEAVWEIGHT QUALITY PACKAGE!

      Great new compilation of rare Miami funk and soul from the ever-excellent Numero label! After a box of 'lost' Deep City master tapes turned up in January of 2007, the Numero label were faced with an idea both fascinating and ugly: sequel. Instead of rehashing old news, The Outskirts of Deep City colours in the spaces left open by its predecessor. In addition to seven previously unissued tracks Numero have added related gems from the Solid Soul, Sun Cut, Reedsville, Lloyd, and Concho labels. Artists include Betty Wright, Helene Smith, Clarence Reid, James Knight and the Butlers, Snoopy Dean, the Rollers, Frank Williams & The Rocketeers, Lynn Williams, Perk Badger, and the Rising Sun!

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