The Flirtations' brand new and utterly amazing version of my classic Miquel Brown song, "He's A Saint, He's A Sinner", simply makes me dizzy with pride, as does this wonderful video. And of course this is yet another performance for my album, "Yesterday And Tomorrow", which is probably the most dear to my heart project that I have ever undertaken. These are the original Flirtations, Earnestine Pearce, Shirley Pearce, and Pearly Gates, who originally were the Gypsies. They have been together recording for forty four years and look just fabulous still, right up to this day. The girls started out as the Gypsies on Old Town Records, a classic teenage girl group from New York, with the early sixties classics, "Jerk It", and the Northern Soul legendary classic "It's A Woman's World", before becoming The Flirtations, and emigrating to England. They had many hits in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including "Nothing But A Heartache", and another Northern Soul classic, "Need Your Love", on the Deram label. Pearly Gates had left the group but the others had reformed without her for Proto Records. They then went to Passion Records, under Anne Plaxton, and I got to produce them on "Read All About It". And at the same time, Pearly herself did a solo track for a label called Funkin Marvellous, called "Action", which George Hargreaves produced, and this was a huge floorfilling classic, and one of the most popular High Energy records of the 1980s. Then Pearly rejoined the Flirtations, and all three original girls, Earnestine, Shirley, and Pearly, were back together once again. We then did a Flirtations single for Nightmare Records, called "Back On My Feet Again", and also a solo track with Pearly called "One Less Bell To Answer". Very few 1960s girl groups are still together, and ever fewer look like these fabulous three. My girls have redone this beautiful and poignant song - a truly beautiful song for a beautiful group. These three ladies will have you dancing off the ceiling.