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James Ingram And Patti Austin - How Do You Keep The Music Playing / How Do You Keep The Music Playing side A
James Ingram And Patti Austin - How Do You Keep The Music Playing / How Do You Keep The Music Playing side B
James Ingram And Patti Austin - How Do You Keep The Music Playing / How Do You Keep The Music Playing side A
James Ingram And Patti Austin - How Do You Keep The Music Playing / How Do You Keep The Music Playing side B
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James Ingram And Patti Austin - How Do You Keep The Music Playing / How Do You Keep The Music Playing

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James Ingram And Patti Austin bring a tender sense of purpose to “How Do You Keep The Music Playing,” a song that asks how love can endure without turning that question into easy sentiment. Their pairing sits comfortably in the rich tradition of soul duets, where two voices can meet as equals and make a ballad feel like a conversation. Released in 1982 on Qwest, catalog number 7-29618, this theme recording belongs to the era when songs for the screen could carry a life beyond their original setting. “How Do You Keep The Music Playing” remains the focus throughout, its central question still resonant.
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€1,99
◉ Side A · How Do You Keep The Music Playing
◉ Side B · How Do You Keep The Music Playing
Product details
  • Price €1,99
  • Format 7"
  • Year 1982
  • Pressing country United States
  • Media condition Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve condition Generic
  • Genre Funk / Soul, Stage & Screen
  • Style Theme
  • Artist James Ingram And Patti Austin
  • Track side A How Do You Keep The Music Playing
  • Track side B How Do You Keep The Music Playing
  • Catno 7-29618
  • Label Qwest
  • Tags None
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