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I've just seen a stock black label copy in the picture sleeve so promoted the image. The back is plain black apart from Delga in white on the left flap.

Added scans of sleeve and labels.

A side run out: ANOTHER FAZZ PRODUCT. NICKO!

This is the 'Nia' who had several records out on several Welsh labels, in various combinations.

The video link is to the 'B' side, MLR.

And as it is single sided it will need its own entry.

Cropped stock images, with a nod to cuje01

Played in UK discotheques : Dee Jay & Radio Monthly (1973/07 p.26). A tried and tested medium tempo groover disco pick. I was not able to listen to the song myself since it doesn't seem to exist any posting for that song. If someone can post it, it would be great.

Mysterious song for such a well-known duo! It didn't chart, was barely reviewed in May 1973 and I'm unable to find any posting of the song to listen to it! The Record World is the only USA review I found. Record World (1973/05/26 p.12) IKE & TINA TURNER United Artists XW...

Slightly clearer labels, with a nod to Louval

Thanks Sporidium - I knew I'd heard it somewhere before.

Precision was the name used by Pye for its cassette releases (and those of a number of other labels) from about 1970. Eventually, for the reasons given by PhilMH, the name Precision took over the shop as PRT, though I always thought it was a very drab name, more like a...

The 'Today' track sounds very much, to my ears anyway, like something the UK Folk/Pop group the Foresters would have put out which, coupled with the superb beat/garage offering on the B side, makes this a winner for me....

A-side is sung by Anthony May to a large advertising poster of Judy Huxtable in the short film Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, released in December 1968.