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La Bagarre / Lethal Leading Lady

Amanda Lear

Artist: Amanda Lear
Label: Polydor
Catalog number: 2056 457
Format: 7" · 45 RPM · Single
Country: France
Released: 1975
Genre: Electronic

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As one of Amanda Lear’s early releases for Polydor, this record captures the transition of her career from a muse in the art world to a distinctive figure in the European disco scene. Its combination of atmospheric production and Lear’s signature deep vocals makes it a sought-after piece for enthusiasts of mid-1970s continental pop music.

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