Shrine Northern - The 60s Rarest Dance Label

Shrine Northern - The 60s Rarest Dance LabelAce Records is proud to announce the purchase of the Shrine label and Eddie Singletons independent productions. To celebrate we have compiled an album of the very best dance recordings the label made in 1965 and 1966, primarily in Washington DC. The businesss failure made this music incredibly hard to find for record collectors and Shrine is rightly known as the rarest soul label. It is much more than that though. The music was made by some one of the

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