1982 Presley Strong Let's Be Together Part 1 2 Vinyl Northern Soul 7" RARE 45 r

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ARTIST: Presley Strong ‎ TITLE: Let’s Be Together
LABEL: 31st Century Records ‎– UR 3221
RECORD GRADING: G (has significant wear)

NOTES: Mega rare. Light staining to ctr labels. Please be aware/ok with the condition. 
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Artist Information: Presley Strong is a relatively obscure soul singer, primarily active in the 1970s. His music fits within the Northern Soul movement—a subculture in the UK that celebrated rare and underappreciated American soul records. Strong’s vocal style is emotive and smooth, reminiscent of deep soul and uptempo R&B performers of the era. Little is widely known about his career, making this 45 a sought-after collectible among Northern Soul enthusiasts.
Song Information: A-Side: "Let’s Be Together" An upbeat, dance-oriented soul track with a driving rhythm section, punchy brass, and Strong’s passionate vocals. The song has the hallmarks of a Northern Soul anthem—energetic, melodic, and perfect for the dancefloor.

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