Ball Of Fire / You've Got Love On Top Of Love

Ball Of Fire / You've Got Love On Top Of LoveCo writer Charles Spurling sang and wrote at King in the late 60s, providing songs for James Brown, Hank Ballard, Junior McCants and Peggy & Artie among others. Ball Of Fire is an exceptional song, first recorded by Connie Austin as a smouldering mid tempo number on which she pours her heart out. It would be updated a year later by Marva Whitney who took it at a faster funkier pace. Charles Spurling remembers Connie as a good looking, fast living girl

Dog Soul - Big Bird2

A Man of Great Promise

B6 Basketcase

Experience shows the Prodigy near the peak of their game from the get-go

You’re My Star

also noteworthy were early performances of three as yet unrecorded songs which wouldn't be released until two years later on in Utero: 'All Apologies'

8 Sense of Discovery

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The passage of time makes it all the more difficult to imagine any other musicians bearing the capacity to support Monk with such ironic precision

4 Strong and Wrong

when the idealistic exponents of the 1960s emerged into an austere new decade that was to be shaped by strikes

a Young Cougar