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Revelation Funk was John Birkett's band. The Bearkat record is rare, the Gold Plate record is common, but both are good. Future star James Ingram got his start with this group, leaving the fold when the group traveled to Los Angeles in the mid-70s. …
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-BUMP- Newsflash: The guitarist from East of Underground has surfaced and has reached out to Wax Poetics. Details to follow. It seems all is well that ends well. Here is the e-mail that the magazine received: I would love to talk to you about Eas…
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-BUMP- Newsflash: The guitarist from East of Underground has surfaced and has reached out to Wax Poetics. Details to follow.
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And another obvious point that seems to be missed: The record was recorded live. Not so obvious Dante: that's not said explicitly anywhere in the liner notes of the resissue. After spending seven or more years with the record, it seems plain to …
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If it's not readily apparent, the East of Underground record, like many Army-sponsored recordings, were used almost solely as recruiting tools. The Army was not trying to break into the record business. If a 17-year-old kid walked into the Army recr…
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Dudes saying "Eric Burdon played with War" like Eric is chump or something...get real....The Animals kicked ass... I jammed the Hilton Valentine LP on Capitol yesterday.
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War vs. Mandrill = Lakeside vs. Slave
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War made a record with Eric Burdon.
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Sojourner Truth (Elizabethtown) The Soul Walkers (Owensboro) River City Funk Band (Owensboro) Manzel & the Soul Syndicate (Lexington) Touch of Funk (Lexington) The Dual Expressions (Louisville) Faces of Truth (Louisville) Roosevelt & the Sev…
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Myself and several other people good at this sort of thing tried for at least four years to find the musicians in the band to no avail. The Army holds the rights to the album, so the license is 100% legitimate. It seemed that regardless of the scant…
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I had dozens of copies of that Chosen Few 12" (with the heart on the front) before they blew up. Congrats to the dudes that got them for $30 off me.
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What are the JUMPOFFS? The hardest I ever saw a "normal" wedding go off was when a dude played "Maneater." I'm talking absolute PANDEMONIUM. Uncles having a drink at the bar stopping mid-sentence, loosening the tie while giving the hard head sway,…
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Man, you can two years of hardcopy Harper's for like $32. Worth it for the Index alone.
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Anyone who really wants to learn how much of a douche Rudy truly is should look into the Harpers cover story on him this month. Amazing shit. Great article.
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Drums = Duralcha
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How easy/difficult is this to come by? www.brobrubru.com
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What are some other records that have aged *well* in hip-hop? . (These choices possibly tainted by nostalgia.)
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JERRY DODDS[/b]
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Dobre was one of many labels owned by Ray Lawrence in Studio City, CA. Lawrence was the doyen of sub-par, post-geezer, '70s jazz labels like Jazzz, Milagro, Prima and Trident. Washed up A&R dude Jack Tracy did most of the creative work, so blame…
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Rare record and you just made some money.
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This thread somehow appeared on the wrong message board.
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I had to go to Best Buy to get a new TV last night and every stereo and TV in the place was playing that "Rehab" shit simultaneously.
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It figures it had to be Shemar Moore in the video. That dude.
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I received a 25-count box of various Delicious Vinyl T-shirts. Did you just dump them on Jinx74 or did he ask first? Winning quip (circa 1992): Yo momma is so old she has a Bethlehem Starter jacket.
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RapPages I won the Pharcyde "Yo Momma" contest that the magazine conducted in the early '90s. I received a 25-count box of various Delicious Vinyl T-shirts.