My Mind Holds On To Yesterday: Vinyl LP Released This Month - March From 1972's 'Transformer' onward

From 1972's 'Transformer' onward

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My Mind Holds On To Yesterday: Vinyl LP Released This Month - March From 1972's 'Transformer' onwardEventually crowned Queen of the Norfolk Sound, Barbara Stant was just a teenager when she auditioned for Shiptown impresario Noah Biggs in 1970. A dozen sides were tracked throughout the decade, producing a body of work that stretched from deep soul to northern soul to sister funk. By 1978 disco was in overdrive, Noah Biggs was in the ground, and Stants career on hold. My Mind Holds Onto Yesterday is what remains.