James Brown – Sex Machine (Recorded Live At Home In Augusta, Georgia With His Bad Self) (Vinyl 2LP) Ritchie Blackmore Released in 1981 Living Stereo

Name: James Brown – Sex Machine (Recorded Live At Home In Augusta, Georgia With His Bad Self) (Vinyl 2LP) Ritchie Blackmore Released in 1981 Living Stereo
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James Brown – Sex Machine (Recorded Live At Home In Augusta, Georgia With His Bad Self) (Vinyl 2LP) Ritchie Blackmore Released in 1981 Living Stereo Released in 1981 "Rudie Can't Fail" delivering explosive performances of the iconic title track "Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine" alongside other funk classics This double LP gatefold showcases Brown's revolutionary rhythmic innovations and electrifying stage presence that defined funk music

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