Let No Man Put Asunder
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| - | "'''Let No Man Put Asunder'''" (1977) is a musical composition by the American group [[First Choice]], produced by [[Norman Harris]], first released on their ''Delusions'' album (with artwork by [[Richard Bernstein]]) for [[Salsoul Records]]. | + | "'''Let No Man Put Asunder'''" (1977) is a musical composition by the American group [[First Choice]], produced by [[Norman Harris]], first released on their ''[[Delusions (First Choice album)|Delusions]]'' album for Goldmine Records. |
| The song was popular in the [[disco era]] and was [[remix]]ed in 1983 by [[Shep Pettibone]]. | The song was popular in the [[disco era]] and was [[remix]]ed in 1983 by [[Shep Pettibone]]. | ||
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"What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder."--Mark 10:9 "It's not over." --"Let No Man Put Asunder" (1977) by First Choice |
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"Let No Man Put Asunder" (1977) is a musical composition by the American group First Choice, produced by Norman Harris, first released on their Delusions album for Goldmine Records.
The song was popular in the disco era and was remixed in 1983 by Shep Pettibone.
Steve Hurley's "Jack Your Body" uses the same bass line as "Let No Man Put Asunder".
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