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** Tina Charles - early '70 UK disco star

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[...] Technology has moved at a vast pace and has made it easier for some people to make records who are not musically experienced. This can cause problems when recording and in my opinion you need musicians who can ensure that the tracks are musically correct [...]

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 20 October, 2010.

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