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  • Barbara Acklin

    Am I The Same Girl 45 (1968)

    Brunswick

"Am I The Same Girl " is an od school female soul staple by Chi-town singer Barbara Acklin.  It later became a much bigger hit with Acklin's voice removed and replaced with a tinkering piano lead  AKA "Soulful Strut" by Young-Holt Unlimited.

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