John Laughter and Third Generation - It's our time - MD Records northern soul Such is the quality of

Such is the quality of these two tracks it really did come down to the toss of a coin as to which song was used as the A-side

Kent Harris decided to not go with this recording at the time and re-cut it with new lyrics as ‘Keep On Doin’ Whatcha’ Doin’’ as a duet with George Griffin issued in 1980 on Sheridan House

This is the first time this superb and popular dance track it has been commercially available as a single

ex Platters front man Sonny Turner with a remake of one of their favourites

John Laughter and Third Generation - It's our time - MD Records northern soul Such is the quality ofMany of you may never have heard of the band, or the track It's our Time or even the studio label it was recorded on. This is a tough record for sure. When John Laughter left the Air Force in 1967, he returned home and went to College, he also picked up with local bands and started playing in nightclubs. At this time, he started to write Dreams of a Child. It was a simple composition, but John wanted to have Flutes and Saxes on it. Talking to the