Showbiz & A.G.: Runaway Slave Vinyl LP Sounds Of Japan Vinyl and although it was not

and although it was not received as well at the time of its release

however it is still far from where he would go

automatically raises tonearm at the end of the record on manual turntables

is a journey into the human carnal spirit that is at times ecstatic (Frank Derrick’s outstanding drumming on “2nd Movement”) and deeply meditative (“3rd Movement”)

Listening to the smoking disco remix of "Talking Jungle" from Justin Vandervolgen (of DFA

Showbiz & A.G.: Runaway Slave Vinyl LP Sounds Of Japan Vinyl and although it was notDebut studio album from The Bronx's Showbiz & AG. The duo started off pressing up independent copies of the legendary debut 12" in 1991. After their rep grew bigger on the strength of the "Soul Clap," in 1992 they dropped Runaway Slave on the Payday label. The album didn't blow up as expected, but lucky for hip hop purists, the album was hot and not available to the mainstream. So vinyl junkies got to keep classic tracks like "Fat Pockets" and "Bounce