I am quite upset and distressed as one of the producers and writers of the track to find it exchanging hands and other people who had no input in the recording selling it on eBay.
I have left my Email address and many people have contacted me that way.
I have posted on many forums with regards to Perculiar Groove. I appreciate the replies and will just have to go to South London and stalk Frances Ashman until I can get her to hand over a personally-autographed studio track. Just as a bit of trivial knowledge for anyone interested in these tidbits, but artist / director Julian Schnabel released a CD a few years ago and Gary Oldman is credited with singing. I even contacted Douglas Urbanski (Gary Oldman's manager who also produced this particular film), so I've exhausted every resource available by even going TO THE TOP. Unfortunately, no soundtrack was ever released so I've taped the film on VHS and have to forward / rewind to the particular scene where this song is palyed (and it's one solution to the problem as I can hear the track, but I'd like to own an LP or CD, preferably, and hear it in its entirety). Yes, Eric Clapton did score the music especially for Gary Oldman, but there are "karaoke-like" performances by Frances Ashman, as well as Gary's sister (playing Kathy Burke's mother), yet these two Frances Ashman tracks are sublime and I've only managed to locate the one so far. Thanks for the links, which I'd also managed to access, but Iappreciate the effort, nonetheless.
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