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Express Yourself by Charles Wright and The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Label: WB 7417
Year: 1970
Condition: M-
Price: $30.00
Seems like it's impossible these days to find a copy of this terrific single. "Express Yourself" is simply one of the premier examples of early Funk. The singer and the amazing Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band were true pioneers of the sound... as George Clinton would later call such guys, "True Funkateers!" Note: This copy comes in a vintage olive-green Warner Bros. Records factory sleeve. It looks very close to Mint (Labels, Vinyl), and the powerful audio sounds pristine!
Year: 1970
Condition: M-
Price: $30.00
Seems like it's impossible these days to find a copy of this terrific single. "Express Yourself" is simply one of the premier examples of early Funk. The singer and the amazing Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band were true pioneers of the sound... as George Clinton would later call such guys, "True Funkateers!" Note: This copy comes in a vintage olive-green Warner Bros. Records factory sleeve. It looks very close to Mint (Labels, Vinyl), and the powerful audio sounds pristine!
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Label: WB 7417
Year: 1970
Condition: M-
Price: $30.00
Seems like it's impossible these days to find a copy of this terrific single. "Express Yourself" is simply one of the premier examples of early Funk. The singer and the amazing Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band were true pioneers of the sound... as George Clinton would later call such guys, "True Funkateers!" Note: This copy comes in a vintage olive-green Warner Bros. Records factory sleeve. It looks very close to Mint (Labels, Vinyl), and the powerful audio sounds pristine!
Year: 1970
Condition: M-
Price: $30.00
Seems like it's impossible these days to find a copy of this terrific single. "Express Yourself" is simply one of the premier examples of early Funk. The singer and the amazing Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band were true pioneers of the sound... as George Clinton would later call such guys, "True Funkateers!" Note: This copy comes in a vintage olive-green Warner Bros. Records factory sleeve. It looks very close to Mint (Labels, Vinyl), and the powerful audio sounds pristine!