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Rufus Thomas Live (Doing The Push & Pull At PJs/bonus tracks)
CD (Item 533814) Stax, 1970/1972 — Condition: New Copy
A killer live set by Rufus Thomas – recorded right at the height of his funky comeback, before a very right-on crowd at PJ's Nightclub in LA! Rufus was always a great entertainer, and he really opens up in this live setting – doing some nice versions of "Do The Funky Chicken", "Push & Pull", "Walking The Dog", and "Ooh Poo Pah Doo" – and starting out the set with a 12 minute monologue! Heck, the whole thing sounds so great that even the old songs get a new lease on life! CD also features 3 more bonus tracks – we think from the Wattstax concert – titles that include "Do The Funky Chicken", "Do The Funky Penguin", and "The Breakdown". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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