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News has reached the monkey that Father Funk is shortly to splatter the breaks community with the contents of his mighty sack ably assisted by the firm hands of the Ghetto Funk label. On this particular occasion you will find no fewer than four musical emissions. Take 2 comes out swinging and ends up grinding, Jump On It gooses Incredible Bongo Band’s Apache with a strapping great break (not to mention a bit of Grand Puba), Emperor Groove grabs a bit of ghetto latin booty and finally in the most crowd-pleasing effort here, it’s the turn of Bob Marley to have his Sheriff firmly shot all over. Did someone say innuendo?
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