Heavy Soul: Vinyl Edition Regressive Left including "Real Good Time Together"

including "Real Good Time Together"

slang in Tamasheq that would loosely be the equivalent of “That’s my jam

is frequently cited as their crowning achievement

Named after their 1982 hit single

Heavy Soul: Vinyl Edition Regressive Left including "Real Good Time Together"Gatefold LP sleeve. Colour inner sleeve with photos and lyrics. 12 x 12 double sided colour insert with photos. After Stanley Road came the more rootsy, stripped down style of Heavy Soul, once again the influence of British blues rock Free, Spooky Tooth, Cat Stevens shone through (perhaps no coincidence that the album appeared on Island Records label!). Wellers typical soul and R&B influences are filtered through 1960s psychedelia and folk Up in