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Description:
UK collection. A best-kept secret among fans of '60s mod and blue-eyed soul, James Royal enjoyed a decade-long career with releases on Decca, Parlophone, CBS, Carnaby and Philips and yet has never been treated to an official retrospective CD compilation - until now. Compiled and coordinated with the involvement of James himself, Call My Name finally offers a cross-section of James' recording career, starting with his debut in 1964 and scrolling through his four highly collectable sides for Parlophone and the cream of his prolific output for CBS between 1967 and 1970. It's named after James' most famous song, 'Call My Name', an up-tempo Motown-influenced track which was a hit across Europe and was also belatedly popular on the northern soul scene and in mod revival clubs. Mastered from the original tapes, many of these tracks have never been reissued before on any format.
Rock&Pop
99.372
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