“You Came Before We Even Touched” – by the luscious Lynettes

This scandalously smooth slow-burner from the golden age of vinyl dripped with too much soul for its time. Banned from radio airwaves for being “suggestive” (read: irresistible), this sultry cut survived only in jukebox whispers and smoky backroom spins. The Lynettes weren’t just a girl group — they were a provocation.

 Picture this: velvet gowns clinging just right, heels clicking down satin-lit stages, harmonies curling like cigarette smoke. Every note moaned with mischief. Every lyric dripped double meaning. And that title? Oh, honey — it wasn’t just clever. It was dangerous.

“You came before we even touched…”
A line so steamy, it made the needle skip — or maybe that was just your heartbeat.

A BANNED VINYL PRODUCTION — IN STEREO, NO LESS.
Rumor has it, more than one record store had to keep it under the counter… behind the jazz, wrapped in brown paper.

Would you survive one spin without blushing?
Or are you already reaching for your turntable?