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Record Review: Ronny – If You Want Me To Stay UK 12″
Ronny: If You Want Me To Stay – UK – 12″ [1981] If You Want Me To Stay [dance mix] If You Want Me To Stay [instrumental] I recall reading about Parisian model Ronny and her alliance with the Blitz … Continue reading
Posted in Deadpan Women, New Romantic, Record Review
Tagged 12" single, 1981, Midge Ure, New Wave Cover Version, Ronny, Rusty Egan
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The CD A Week Project: #5
Various: REVO Premaster 5 CD-R [2011] The Rolling Stones: Miss You 12 The Rolling Stones: Undercover of the Night [ext. cheeky mix] The Rolling Stones: Feel On Baby [inst. dub ver.] Ronny: Compare Me With The Rest [part I] Ronny: Compare … Continue reading
Posted in CD A Week, New Romantic
Tagged Icehouse, Ronny, Tears For Fears, The Go-Gos, The Rolling Sones, The Suburbs, The The
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