Every so often a story comes along that's so damn charming we have to report on it.
Now here's a thing… despite their music being deified by crate-diggers, very often the pioneers of black American music are brushed out of history, rendered anonymous.
This is despite their records often reaching astronomical figures. Don't believe us? Try and buy a copy of Frank Wilson's Northern soul classic 'Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)'.
So it's always nice when these performers emerge from the shadows, and underline that they still – and always did – have it.
This video was posted by Leslie P George, a DJ and music collector enjoying a holiday in Hungary.
Spinning the killer rare groove classic 'Don’t Send Me Away' by one-time Delfonics vocalist Garfield Fleming, a figure approached their music den.
Singing along to every single word, it quickly turned out that this was the self-same Garfield Fleming – an astonishing coincidence. Mondays can be hard work… so watch this heart-warming video below.
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