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The Devils: The X-Sorcist / Hip Hug-Her Vinyl 7" Debut Carbon Evo It would not be untilHere's one from the deep end of the People Records catalog. The Devils' sole release from 1974 is a slice of raw funk with a twist. James Brown must've just watched The Exorcist or something 'cuz there's definitely some eerie and dark moments on "X Sorcist," but on a whole the track lays the funk on strong. Flipside features a groovy cover of Booker T & The MG's "Hip Hug Her." Taken from the Get On Down For The People Pt. 1 boxset, issued here as a