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Exterminator Man/What More Can I Ask For
7-inch (Item 6254) Lamarr, Late 60s — Condition: Used
Groovy Chicago soul group single! "Exterminator" is a sort of Temps-ish track about bugs – kind of a political number about the vermin in the ghetto! "What More" is even better – a fantastic group harmony track with a deep feeling, sweet vocals, and great production by Burgess Gardner. It's a wonderful late-nite cut – and it's "Bunky's Pick" too! (Labels have some marker, stains, and some paper residue.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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