Eddie Parker - I’m Gone / Crying Clown - Repro 23 funk Since it was released on

Since it was released on the Kent CD “Shrine

By the 80s and 90s soul fans tastes had matured and the slower and deeper ‘Challenge My Love’ took over to such an extent that it was the go-to Lark recording

The track ‘I’ll Love You Until The End’ was issued on both albums and so appears only once in this package

Kent Harris decided to not go with this recording at the time and re-cut it with new lyrics as ‘Keep On Doin’ Whatcha’ Doin’’ as a duet with George Griffin issued in 1980 on Sheridan House

Eddie Parker - I’m Gone / Crying Clown - Repro 23 funk Since it was released onRegarded as the epitome of Northern Soul by many aficionados, Im Gone, by Detroits Eddie Parker, captures the adrenalin and anger of a busted relationship and he tells of his determination to start again elsewhere. The pulsating rhythm matches that anger and producer Jack Ashford, one of Motowns key Funk Brothers, utilises his percussive know how to produce such a vital track. The flip Crying Clown is musically and thematically miles away with