MAXIMUM BASIE - IT'S ALRIGHT/MY JAMES BROWN
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: HEAVY SOUL/ROWE
Release date: 10/10/2010
Barcode: 2090504209953
Catalog no.: ROR0000012
Item ID: 420995
If you dig the acid jazz sound of the Brand New Heavies, Young Disciples etc. then this is the tune for you. Backed with a dancefloor funk track that has been played on Craig Charles' BBC 6 show. 300 copies only, hand stamped.
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