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Ready To Live Raw Funk/We've Got To Find A Way
7-inch (Item 68074) 7 Bridges/P-Vine (Japan), Mid 70s — Condition: New Copy
Monstrous drums on the intro here – romping alongside organ, in a way that feels a lot like Lyman Woodard and his funky Organization! "Ready To Live" has a groove that definitely lives up to the raw funk promised in the title – and although Paul's vocals are nice, too – its those drums and organ that really get us going! Electric Church have lots of great drums on the flipside too – snapping along strongly underneath the tune's tight horns and badass vocals! © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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