Council Collective, The - Soul Deep
Label:
Catalog#:
MINE 1, 881 646-7
Format:
Vinyl, 7", Single, 45 RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
1984
Genre:
Funk / Soul,
Pop
Style:
Soul
Credits
Engineer -
Jeremy Wakefield
Mixed By - Brian Robson , Martin Ware*
Performer - Dee C. Lee , Dizzy Hites* , Jimmy Ruffin , Junior Giscombe* , Leonardo Chignoli , Mick Talbot , Paul Weller , Steve White (3) , Vaughn Toulouse
Producer - Council Collective, The
Written-By - Talbot* , Weller*
Mixed By - Brian Robson , Martin Ware*
Performer - Dee C. Lee , Dizzy Hites* , Jimmy Ruffin , Junior Giscombe* , Leonardo Chignoli , Mick Talbot , Paul Weller , Steve White (3) , Vaughn Toulouse
Producer - Council Collective, The
Written-By - Talbot* , Weller*
Notes
ORIGINAL SOUND RECORDING MADE BY POLYDOR LTD. (LONDON)
emi music publishing ltd
℗ 1984 POLYDOR LTD. (LONDON)
P&C 1984 Polydor Ltd London
"There's Brother against Brother -
There's Fathers against Sons -
But as for Solidarity - I don't see none"
Let's change that!
"The aim of this record was to raise money for the Striking Miners and their families before Xmas but obviously in the light of the tragic and disgusting event in South Wales resulting in the murder of a Cab driver, some of the monies will also go now to the widow of the man.
We do support the miners strike but we do not support violence. it helps no one and only creates further division amongst people.
This record is about Solidarity or more the the point - getting it back! If miners lose the strike, the consequences will be felt by all of the working classes. That is why it is so important to support it. But violence will only lead to defeat - as all violence ultimately does."
Run-out:
A: [Stamped:] MINE 1 A//2△420 T 11 5 [Etched:] JA
B: [Stamped:] MINE 1 B//2△420 T 11 5
(track times do not appear on release)
emi music publishing ltd
℗ 1984 POLYDOR LTD. (LONDON)
P&C 1984 Polydor Ltd London
"There's Brother against Brother -
There's Fathers against Sons -
But as for Solidarity - I don't see none"
Let's change that!
"The aim of this record was to raise money for the Striking Miners and their families before Xmas but obviously in the light of the tragic and disgusting event in South Wales resulting in the murder of a Cab driver, some of the monies will also go now to the widow of the man.
We do support the miners strike but we do not support violence. it helps no one and only creates further division amongst people.
This record is about Solidarity or more the the point - getting it back! If miners lose the strike, the consequences will be felt by all of the working classes. That is why it is so important to support it. But violence will only lead to defeat - as all violence ultimately does."
Run-out:
A: [Stamped:] MINE 1 A//2△420 T 11 5 [Etched:] JA
B: [Stamped:] MINE 1 B//2△420 T 11 5
(track times do not appear on release)