Good morning heartache  –  D’Influence (A U.K. self-contained band who had Sarah Anne Webb as lead vocalist – the rest of the band were Kwame Kwaten, Steve Marston and Ed Baden-Powell makes up the quartet … after releasing a one-off single on Acid Jazz, they were assigned to East-West Records)

Don’t make me wait too long  –  Barry White (The words ‘Symphonic Soul’ was used to described Barry’s music as it had a large orchestra with strings, horns … assigned to 20th Century Fox Records  which has since been swallowed up by Polygram and then Universal)

Lady’s wild – Con Fun Shun (The seven piece started off as The Soul Children backing band … signed on the dotted line to Mercury Records – they filled stadiums in the U.S.A. but were completely overlooked in the U.K except by the dedicated)

I’m in love  –  Sha-lor (Released on Gertie in the U.S.A., it was license to Deconstruction in the U.K. via  Jump Street  – their distributor …. the Deconstruction compilation ‘North – The Sound of the Dance Underground’ which showed Manchester as being the House Music capital of the U.K)