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LEE DORSEY Yes We Can (2007 Japanese exclusive limited edition digitally remastered 20-track CD album, originally released in 1970 by the New Orleans R & B legend in collaboration with Allen Toussaint, includes the hit single title track,presented in mini LP-style card sleeve + obi strip)
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LEE DORSEY Yes We Can (1970 UK Polydor 12-track stereo LP, quite possibly the pinnacle of album-length New Orleans funky soul, written and arranged by Allen Toussaint with backing by The Meters. This underrated gem features the title track two-parter, later brought to the charts by the Pointer Sisters, Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, subsequently covered by Robert Palmer, plus Occapella [which even Ringo Starr felt compelled to cover!]. Both the fully laminated picture sleeve and vinyl are library stickered to one side, and the sleeve shows just a small unobtrusive number mark to the back cover, however it remains in excellent condition, the vinyl flawless!)
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LEE DORSEY Yes We Can (Mid 70s UK issue of the 1970 12-track LP, quite possibly the pinnacle of album-length New Orleans funky soul, written & arranged by Allen Toussaint with backing by The Meters. Includes the title track two-parter, later brought to the charts by the Pointer Sisters, Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, subsequently covered by Robert Palmer, plus Occapella [which even Ringo Starr felt compelled to cover!]. Housed in a picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light edg
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LEE DORSEY Yes We Can (1970 US 12-track LP, quite possibly the pinnacle of album-length New Orleans funky soul, written & arranged by Allen Toussaint with backing by The Meters. Includes the title track two-parter, later brought to the charts bythe Pointer Sisters, Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, subsequently covered by Robert Palmer, plus Occapella [which even Ringo Starr felt compelled to cover!]. Housed in a deletion-cut picture sleeve with company inner. The sleeve shows some l
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