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October 24, 2018
After leaving The Flamingos in 1960
Tommy Hunt enjoyed a solo career,
with 18 US hit singles, before arriving in the UK in 69 and
becoming an Artist the UK Northern Soul scene held dear.
Three UK chart hits followed on the Spark label –
in 75 ‘Crackin Up’, reaching No.39.
In 76 came ‘Loving On The Losing Side’,
and ‘One Fine Morning’ another hit, divine.
Now 85, Tommy Hunt is still held in high regard,
by his peers both in the US and UK.
Thank you for songs that bring back sweet memories –
let the music continue to play.
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