Found on the debut LP (self titled) along with Genius of Love. I think this
is still in print. Essential for the period.
My wife's mother (a retired elementary school music teacher) used to use it
in class. Educational and funky.
jeff
"Wordy Rappinghood" by Tom Tom Club - band that Tina Weymouth formed
excellent album, very rhythmic
came out in 1981
it's got a little thing in there with a guy yelling "James Brooowwwwn!
Jaaaames Brown!"
MEK
Hello, y'all.
I was listening to WDTR's house show this afternoon on my way
home and heard Al Ester drop this track that I'm looking for more
information on. I'm assuming it's an old track, it's got a
spoken-word/rap vocal where each line is "words are...<fill in the
blank>". Live bass, sounds like live timbales at points...
