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MCDANIELS, EUGENE - OUTLAW (Red Vinyl) LP Funk Zounds formed in Reading in

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Zounds formed in Reading in 1977 releasing their first single Can’t Cheat Karma on Crass Records in 1980

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MCDANIELS, EUGENE - OUTLAW (Red Vinyl) LP Funk Zounds formed in Reading inEugene "Gene" McDaniels first broke through in the early '60s with pop soul hits like "A Hundred Pounds of Clay." But that was a different timeand a different man. By the time McDaniels recorded his 1970 album Outlaw, he had re christened himself "the left rev mc d" and penned the soul jazz protest anthem "Compared to What," first recorded in 1966 by Les McCann and turned into a standard by McCann and saxophonist Eddie Harris on their 1969 album Swiss

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