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May 27, 2018 57 min

Chains and Black Exhaust

from The DMZ Hosted by Mike DeMaio

"Chains and Black Exhaust" is probably the best funk rock compilation of all time. Released in 2002 without a track list or any artist credits and boasting only a picture of an old biker bar in Chicago, it quickly became a topic of curiosity and was immediately sought after by collectors and dj's alike. It was compiled by the crew at Memphix Records, who dug deep into the 45 vault and came up with some really heavy funk rock grooves from the 1970's Black Rock music scene. And it's full of enough reverb and fuzztone to make your head spin. (track list included!!) 1.Blackrock - Yeah Yeah 2.Black Merda - Cynthy-Ruth 3.Doug Anderson - Mama, Here Comes The Preacher 4.Iron Knowledge - Showstopper 5.Jakobs Kelly - Funk Key 6.LA Carnival - Blind Man 7.Preacher - Life Is A Gamble 8.Sir Stanley - I Believe I Found Myself 9.Young Senators - Ringing Bells pt. 2 10.Jade - Paper Man 11.Curtis Knight - The Devil Made Me Do It 12.Curly Davis & Uniques - Black cobra pt. 2 13.Hot Chocolate - Good For The Gander 14.Stone Coal White - You Know 15.Creations Unlimited - Chrystal Illusion The DMZ can be heard live Tuesday's @5:00pm EST only on RadioFreeBrooklyn.com

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