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Black Nasty — "Talking to the People" Ink On "Let Me Go Bar

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On "Let Me Go Bar Bell Stylee" Bitty covers his hit over a riddim built using a loop from a 1975 Barbell production

" with its little Billy Joel homage)

About Wussy: Fronted by former Ass Pony Chuck Cleaver and the previously unaffiliated and brilliant Lisa Walker

a NYC apartment & in a small shared music workspace in Denver

a distillation of generations of New Orleans expression

Black Nasty — "Talking to the People" Ink On "Let Me Go BarTalking To The People is the debut release from the Detroit group Black Nasty that was originally issued on Stax Enterprise Records in 1973. The album features socially conscious songs that reflected the reality of black urban life in the early 1970s. Fans of early Funkadelic will find much to their liking with this funk soul rock underground classic. Reissued on 180 gram vinyl with tip on jackets by 4 Men With Beards.

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