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1.	Look At My Back Wheels (remastered) 02:31
2.	Its All Coming Back To Me Now (remastered) 03:22
3.	When Day Come's 02:53	info
4.	Always True 02:45
5.	Farmers Wife 02:16
6.	Going Back To Eton 04:21
7.	Going Back To Eton Instrumental 04:28
8.	If You Are My Friend 02:41
9.	Lady Miracle 02:49
10.	Your Woman 03:13

released February 15, 2023

super disco edits London, UK

premium soul label that focuses on previously unissued soul music, restoring from old studio reels via producers artists and studios.

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