Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls – “Your Lovey Dovey Ways”

by MP3Jackpot on September 24, 2010

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Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls – “Your Lovey Dovey Ways” (play)

It’s Northern soul at the MP3 Jackpot again. I do like this genre, it’s soo innocent. Congratulations to Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls for this week’s winner, “Your Lovey Dovey Ways.” I think Twirl Records mastered the MP3 from a 45 rpm disk cause that’s what 45s really sounded like. Don’t let the sound quality throw you, it makes it such an authentic experience.

Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls
“Your Lovey Dovey Ways” (mp3)
from “Twirl Records Story Volume 5″
(Twirl Records)

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Tagged as: Bobbie Smith & The Dream Girls, Northern soul, Twirl Records, Twirl Records Story Volume 5, Your Lovey Dovey Ways

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