It's now 30 years since 'You Don't Love Me' became the sound of the summer of '94; the same amount of time it took to become a hit single in the first place, writes Wrong Tom
In a West London pub, sometime in 1968, Lee Gopthal made a bet with his friend Clive Crawley; he’d cough up ten quid if Clive could get one of his label’s records some much needed radio exposure. Gopthal had co-founded Trojan Records the previous year and, by his own admission, things were slow, so Clive marched down to Broadcasting House clutching a copy of ‘Kansas City’ by Joya Landis, cornered the first producer he could find, and gave it his best salesman spiel. A couple...
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