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Debut album from Belouis Some - Some People

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Debut album from Belouis Some - Some People

Postby SallyLightfoot » Tue May 22, 2007 11:28 am

I owned this LP many years ago-- lent it to a then-friend. It was never to return. I only have a copy I made of it on an old, hissy cassette.

Belouis was the opening act for Frankie Goes to Hollywood, back in 1984(?) when I saw them at the Beacon Theatre (or maybe it was Radio City...) in NYC. His act was sponsored by watchmaker Swatch, which was a new thing back then.

When the CD revolution rolled around, Belouis' debut never made the jump (at least in the US, as far as I know), although some of his later recordings did.

Does anyone have a copy of this fine record in mp3? The record is far from obscure, but the friendly crowd in this topic area seem to be the ones to ask.

Also, apologies (and thanks!) in advance if anyone is able to point to this record in print. It certainly deserves to be, imho.
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