Various
Boogie Night Flavor

Soldier of Love: retour surprise en 2010, Soldier of Love est disque de platine très rapidement, emmené par le titre éponyme, "The Moon and The Sky" et "In Another Time". Masterisé en demi-vitesse à partir des masters originaux à Abbey Road Studios. Le mastering "demi-vitesse" produit un son exceptionnellement clair qui préserve la dynamique des mixes originaux. Vinyle 180G. Les pochettes originales ont été reproduites y compris avec la qualité de papier et méthodes d'impression.

Japanese RSD 2021 Exclusive.Box set includes LP, CD, 7", CD single and Poster. LP & 7inch – direct cutting from original master tapes. CD single – first time on CD

Fronted by former South London lovers rock vocal harmony group, Alpha (sisters Jackie & Jean Heron and Marlene Richardson), Take Three was the brain-child of writer/producer trio "S.H.E." - Steve Sinclair, Peter Hinds & Kevin Ellis.Meeting each other at The Factory community centre in Paddington (now known as the Yaa Asantewa centre and in the last few years, The Yaa Centre) Steve & Kevin began a partnership writing and directing their own theatre productions as part of The Black Theatre Co-Op, which called the centre home at the time. When a song they had written together for one of their productions received praise and plaudits, the path toward writing and producing records began, bringing in more seasoned hand Peter Hinds - formerly a member of key brit funk groups Light of the World and Beggar & Co, and player with Incognito, Imagination & Loose Ends - to complete the circle.Following on from Freestyle's reissue of the group's first single around this time last year, in the form of 1983's Tonight's the Night, we decided to drop another killer 12" from the Take Three vaults - this time it's their last single released as Take Three in 1985. Can't Get Enough (of Your Love) was originally licensed out to, and released by Andy Sojka's seminal Elite label. It features two super extended mixes - the A side's "Soul mix" showcases the girls's harmonies pinned down by a big & heavy synth bass groove before moving into boogie-dub territory, while the B side "Reggae mix" introduces an ofbeat skank heightening the vocal stylings' lovers-esque tendancies.