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Bootsy Collins- Ultra Wave Metal despite there being no obvious

Bootsy Collins- Ultra Wave Metal despite there being no obviousLabel: Music On Vinyl Reissued 2023, Originally released 1980 Limited individually numbered 180gm turquoise colored vinyl LP pressing. The 1980 album title Ultra Wave is an homage to the Detroit based studios where Collins collaborated with core Rubber Band contributors Phelps "Catfish" Collins (guitar), Robert "P Nut" Johnson (vocals), and the dynamic horns of Fred Wesley (trombone) and Maceo Parker (sax). Ultra Wave was produced by George Clinton,

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Bootsy Collins- Ultra Wave Metal despite there being no obviousLabel: Music On Vinyl Reissued 2023, Originally released 1980 Limited individually numbered 180gm turquoise colored vinyl LP pressing. The 1980 album title Ultra Wave is an homage to the Detroit based studios where Collins collaborated with core Rubber Band contributors Phelps "Catfish" Collins (guitar), Robert "P Nut" Johnson (vocals), and the dynamic horns of Fred Wesley (trombone) and Maceo Parker (sax). Ultra Wave was produced by George Clinton,

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