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Lady In Satin: Limited Edition Blue Vinyl LP [NAD21] Meatloaf engineered by long-term collaborator Brendan BRVE52
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Lady In Satin: Limited Edition Blue Vinyl LP [NAD21] Meatloaf engineered by long term collaborator Brendan BRVE52 engineered by long term collaborator Brendan Williams Step forward Kendrick Lamar Lady in Satin is the penultimate album by jazz singer Billie Holiday originally released in 1958 on Columbia Records The album has left a lasting mark on the musical landscape since its release and is noted as being one of the greatest of all time This limited edition NAD release is pressed on solid blue coloured vinyl
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