SANDY DUVALL Haven't We All 70s CROSSOVER MODERN SOUL R&B 45 UNKNOWN PRIVATE
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SANDY DUVALL - THE FREE EXPRESSION -- Haven't We All / Love Me Once More -- ex. rare, original early 1970s (??) U.S. 45 single. For Crossover / Modern Soul / R&B fans, this is a completely-unknown Private Press 45 credited to "Sandy Duvall The Free Expression," although it's unclear if that's an individual or lead singer for a group. A-side "Haven't We All" is the winner with sexy, laidback Crossover / Modern Soul / R&B vibe with flutes and keyboards, Barry Manilow-style vocals and early Seventies groove of feathered hair, too much cocaine and 2-inch thick shag carpet on the floor and walls. B-side less interesting Manilow-style Pop. There's no information on this one anywhere, and it's apparently the only copy that's ever surfaced -- get it while you can. In generic sleeve. Record: Fair, moderate surface wear, noticeable surface noise on B-side (less interesting side) for first part of song; heavy wear on labels; signature on A-side label, possibly from artist (hard to make out); on Clair-Monty label.
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