R4138 SWEET SENSATION / MR. COOL Released in '75. Japanese domestic single on Teichiku. (Pye/UP-489-Y). Price: ¥500. 45 r.p.m. B-side) THAT SAME OLD FEELING The jacket bag has some discoloration from aging. The record has about three instances of popping noise at the beginning. There is writing on the center label. BGM for your room! From the jacket: "Funky Bump A shocking decisive blow! The sweet storm of London Sweet Sensation Latest single!!" Formed in Manchester, England in '71, they were called the British version of the Jackson 5 and achieved great success. They are completely different from that New York girl group. Discovered by Tony Hatch, a heavyweight in the British pop scene, they shot to stardom with their No. 1 hit in the UK, "SAD SWEET DREAMER"! They were pioneers of similar bands like Real Thing and Imagination. But! The hits didn't continue, and they disbanded in '78. Lead vocalist Marcel King made his solo debut from Factory Records (!). Barry Johnson (b) joined Aswad! Most of the members were Jamaican, so the roughness often heard in those British funk/disco numbers is in full bloom! Clavinet and phaser, hi-hats hitting hard, funky rock! The B-side's mood changes completely. Hmm!? A Jackson 5-esque number! To all you pensioners! Are you feeling the fever!? 70's disco! Were you being hit on every night? ☆Good condition, but it is used, so please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous. I repeat, please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand used items. 338-1815/737-1420-2103/72djjfad h13w8 m499,680,1320 #moadisco #moapop