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Secret Affair Glory Boys [180 Gram Black Vinyl] [Import] 5011921178698 the band worked with Grammy MAY221580 the band worked with Grammy Nominated engineer Romesh Dodangoda (known for his previous work producing the last Bring Me The Horizon album as well as acts such as Don Broco depressing and misanthropic records ever The mod revival band Secret Affair recorded several promising singles and albums between 1978 and 1982 Their 1979 debut album Glory Boys features hits like "Time For Action" and "Let Your Heart Dance"
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