Oh, My Love - Lesley Rae Dowling

Oh, My Love - Lesley Rae Dowling - remix 2020

A second look at earlier work.

The project to re-animate some of the best songs by Lesley Rae Dowling continues with the re-mix of - Oh, My Love - a track from her debut album from 1981. The original production somehow did not manage to uncover the full extent of the songwriting or her vocal performance. The new version has turned the song around.

Slated for download and streaming on the 22nd of May 2020, this is the third of the 2020 re-mix project releases of Lesley's songs undertaken by Terence McCullagh. He is the original producer of the first release of this song.

Music Links below.

LRD circa 1984, (c) Songwrights Publishers

iTunes - Stream or download

Youtube - Music track

Spotify - Stream

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