My Baby Moves Me (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & Disco

My Baby Moves Me (Vinyl 7") Soul Funk & DiscoBrenda Holloway was born in California, 26th June 1946, and while still a teenager she signed to Motown's 'Tamla' label in 1963. Her first single for the label "Every Little Bit Hurts" was a huge hit reaching #13 on the Hot 100. However, her recording career for Motown was modest for such talent and her final single came in 1967, the Top 40 hit "You've Made Me So Very Happy" which she co wrote with her younger sister Patrice Holloway (see SEV005) Out

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will release 'Jaded Youth' while The Horrors have made a live version of 'Still Life' from their gig at Chinnery's in Southend

and glistening melodies that refresh "Thirst Trap" for the summertime

The new compilation arrives as Peterson's independent label Brownswood Recordings - from which the series takes its name - kicks off celebrations for its 10th birthday

and richly complex to fit with most new wave or "new pop" of the era

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