Emerson - If You Need Me, Call Me bobbie's a girl these suburban 18-and-over dance clubs

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A long-time favourite album for reputable producers: ‰ÛÏAs a long time fixture at the far-end of my Euro-electronic shelf this Gallic-magnetic conceptual synth-pop classic has been in risky disc-jockey orbit waiting over 30 years for the right time to touch-down on planet earth to re-fuel‰۝ - Andy Votel

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Emerson - If You Need Me, Call Me bobbie's a girl these suburban 18-and-over dance clubsGrail time! Kalita are honoured to release for the first time Emerson's mythical 1988 unreleased boogie masterpiece If You Need Me, Call Me, accompanied by extensive interview based liner notes and never before seen photos. The album includes both the issue and demo versions of Emerson's sought after single Sending All My Love Out, privately released originally in 1988 in a run of just 500 copies on LAS Records. The musical product of the visionary