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My WorldSometime around 1999 I was living in New Haven, Connecticut and working at Cutler's Music, a local record store that had been around since the 50's. I met a cat there who was working at the raw funk label Desco, commuting to New York everyday to do publicity for them or some such thing. He augmented his income by selling funk y 45's on ebay and was generally,the most gentlemanly of fu...
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My introduction to British proggers Babe Ruth came through hip hop. Their tune, The Mexican, was a massive club and break dance record in New York, even earning it's own cover version by production phenom (in the early 80's)John "Jellybean" Benitez.To me it's of a tribute to the open mindedness of early hip hop and club DJ's that they even found this record. When I went to look for it in the m...
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First up the Meters touring behind their 76 release trick bag at the Bottom Line NYC doing Aint No Use. A 12 minute jam on the Rejuvenation LP which became kind of a standard at NYC loft parties, is stretched a little further here. Lots of Guitar from Leo Nocentelli.The second cut is the JB's classic Pass The Peas. This was recorded live in '91 when The Meters (w/o Art and Zig) played in Switze...
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