Twenty-Five Miles [SEP] record label
". His pair of 1979 disco singles would later outdo the song's performance on the UK Charts, as "Contact" and "H.A.P.P.Y. Radio" were both UK Top Ten hits.
Starr's version was popular on the UK's Northern soul scene.
Covers.
The Jackson 5 recorded a cover version of "Twenty-Five Miles" in 1969, but it was not heard until its inclusion on the Motown compilation album, "The Original Soul of Michael Jackson", in 1987, with Michael Jackson
live album "Live From Hosshead Central" on M.A.J.O.R. Records. Five of the 12 recorded songs were written by Jimmy Miles. The record was produced by Waylon Jennings son Buddy Dean Jennings.
Music Major Record Deal and current career.
Jimmy Miles signed a new record deal with Memphis-based record label Mid South Music Records in February 2014. The new label under label owner M Garret gave him the needed freedom and Jimmy was able to develop his music and a new career. The label also pitched Jimmy Country Born,