Showing posts with label The Bushmen. Show all posts
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Sweaty Necks


The Bushmen - Sweat It Out
Ripped from a 12" vinyl single released on Upright Records (UPT 11) in 1985 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. More from my big pile of non-hit wonders, the blurb with this single says The Bushmen have supported Gary Glitter and Tina Turner on tour - well that should have be the nail in their coffin, Perhaps it was, as they were never seen of or heard from again.
To be totally honest this is actually a really good record which will appeal to all my fellow indie-funkster fans. It's clear The Bushmen were stable mates in the Chakk or Slab! camp from 1985, and whilst Sweat It Out has a bit of a Chakk ring to it's title, the may have ruined it slightly with Youth's over-mixed remix - in an attempt to harden their sound. The original un-tampered version on the b-side is miles better. If you like hard throbbing funky basslines, then the sample crazy Red Necks, White Socks is just up your street. Did I just use the words hard, throbbing and funky in the same sentence?

A1 Sweat It Out (Youth Mix)
A2 Red Necks, White Socks
B1 Sweat It Out
B2 Things Fall Apart