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Athens of the North Early this year, fans of off-the-beaten-path Southern soul were presented with a funky little gem in the form of William Stuckey’s “Love Of Mine.” The 1979 record, laid down on tape for an Arkansas label called Symplex Records, was re-released in late January on Athens of the North, an Edinburgh, Scotland-based record label that specializes, its website reads, “in reissuing and officially licensing long lost, rare — and, above all, amazing — soul, disco, funk records.” Stuckey, who is blind, is a multi-instrumentalist who got his start at the Arkansas School for the Blind — first, as a trumpet player, then a clarinetist, saxophonist, pianist and bandleader who’d end up eschewing a scholarship to the Music Conservatory of the Chicago College of Performing Arts in favor of playing professionally with a Little Rock outfit and then crafting a life as a performer and session musician through the

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