Brighter Tomorrow (Vinyl 10") Electronic

Brighter Tomorrow (Vinyl 10") ElectronicExpansion have taken a 80s soul classic and released it for the first time as a single together with a brand new version. Its part of an exciting series of 10 singles combining two versions of an established soul and jazz tune. The Tom Browne version was recorded in 1983, produced by Dave Grusin & Larry Rosen for GRP Arista Records and features a sensational vocal by Carol Woods. The never before issued brand new version by Diplomats Of Soul takes the

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