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| | WILD DEE DEE SHARP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | Apart from the labels, what helped give these records an air exoticism and mystery back in the 1960s was the artists names. |
 | | England, then, (for the working classes) was all Mary's, Jane's and Helen's, and names like Dee Dee, while possibly being common in America, were, here in London, strange, modern and evocative of Soul music. |
 | | It made me want to own a record by them regardless of it's content, not that I was likely to come unstuck on that count. |
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