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Beat Street 'Nothing Gonna Come Easy' 84 (Acetate) biggie The Bamboos crystallize their sound

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The Bamboos crystallize their sound into a bold statement

This is an insider’s bulletin from the golden age of dance—charts

It was a go-to for its size and flexibility — it just fit anywhere

” summoned a wide swath of P-Funk family members back to Bootsy’s table

Baker also spearheaded the 12” dance music trend and popularised hiring DJs to help mix his own releases to give them a unique and genre-defying sound

Beat Street 'Nothing Gonna Come Easy' 84 (Acetate) biggie The Bamboos crystallize their soundThis is a one of one acetate directly from Arhutr's personal Collection. Arthur Baker is an architect of modern musicproducer, DJ, record exec and true pioneer. We spent a few days in Miami with him curating his Collection, uncovering lost demos, tapes and never released records. From the original Def Jam contract signed by Rick Rubin, to studio reels from The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck and personal invites to Mancuso's Loft. Multiple innovations by

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