Shake Your Chic Behind b/w Stay Away From Music Latin makes up for every lost

makes up for every lost nanosecond by being the definitive Syl Johnson document

But they certainly used the language of punk to get their point across

While Al Bell was busy across town turning Stax into a national Black powerhouse

the quartet that had hit with “The Great Train Robbery” slunk back to the studio one final time

Over on the west coast

Shake Your Chic Behind b/w Stay Away From Music Latin makes up for every lostNumero's Hottest Sounds Around trio gathers castaway late '70s grooves from across the Greater Antilles. Stan Chaman's Trinidadian Semp concern delivered Wilfred Luckie's wobbly "My Thing" and the Hamilton Brothers' calypso disco smash "Music Makes The World Go 'Round" in 1978. Across the sea, Frank Penn's G. B. I studio tracked Stephen Colebrook's Doobies inspired "Stay Away From Music" for the cruise ship curious. All three are housed in a custom