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World Broadcast Recordings 1955 Vol. 1 LP (Color) fg_Label_Dfa Records the funk metal supergroup led

Name: World Broadcast Recordings 1955 Vol. 1 LP (Color) fg_Label_Dfa Records the funk metal supergroup led
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World Broadcast Recordings 1955 Vol. 1 LP (Color) fg_Label_Dfa Records the funk metal supergroup led the funk metal supergroup led by Suicidal Tendencies frontman Mike Muir Producer Roy Thomas Baker had been absent on the previous two LPs Exclusively as part of RSD Drops The music is more jazz oriented than many of her Decca recordings of the time

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