Sounds Like the Flirtations

Originally Released In 1969 On Deram Records (Sml1046), Sounds Like the Flirtations Is Regarded As One of the Top 1960s British-Produced Soul/R&b Albums By An All-American Girl Group. the Album Was Originally Reviewed By New Music Express In July 1969, Who Hailed It As "made-In-Britain Motown Sound". Reissued For the Very First Time On Vinyl As A Limited Print Run, the Album Has Been Carefully Remastered From the Original Master Tapes and Is Presented In A Deluxe '60s Style Sleeve (Flip-Back Heavy Weight Card With Laminated Front) With Original Cover Art Plus A 12x12 Insert With Photos and A New Essay By Sean Cassey From the Respected UK Magazine Shindig). The Album Features the Highly-Praised Classic Soul Single "nothing But A Heartache" Which Was A Top 40 Hit In the Us, Where It Spent 14 Weeks On the Billboard Top 100; As Well As Enjoying Chart Successes In the Uk, the Netherlands, Canada, Australia and Elsewhere. It Has Become A Northern Soul Classic Ever Since