 Another mind-blowing two-sided adventure in funk... George Clinton-style! Yes, "Joyful Process" was the original A side and was a top 40 hit in the black market. But then, about 6 months later, "Loose Booty" started getting airplay and became a crossover hit-let. Note: This copy comes in a vintage Westbound Records factory sleeve. The labels are in mint condition. The A side has very light surface noise that's audible during the strange, draggy (and highly skippable) intro, which sounds like a verse from "Jesus Loves Me."
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M-Written by: G. Clinton-B. Werrell (A), G. Clinton-H. Beene (B)Produced by: George Clinton, Arranged by Bernard Worrell (A), George Clinton (B)Chart info: (B) #49r, #118p in March 1973, (A) #38r in September 1972Mix: Mono (Default for U.S. 45s before 1973)
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Shockwaves (M), WB 49807 , 1981: $6.00 |
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| Rapp Payback (Where iz Moses)/ Part II by James Brown (M), T.K. 1039, 1980: $6.50 |
| She's Strange/ Tribute To Bob Marley by Cameo (M-), Atlanta Artists 818384, 1984: $6.50 |
| Spanish Hustle/ Put Your Love (In My Tender Care) by The Fatback Band (M-), Event 229, 1976: $12.00 |
| Sproutin' Out/ Be My Main Squeeze by Olympic Runners (M-), London 217, 1975: $15.00 |
 The Belle Of St. Mark/ Too Sexy by Sheila E. (M), WB 29180, 1984: $10.00 |
| The Time Of Me/ Games by Ebony Web (M), Hi 2183, 1970: $10.00 |
| Why Should I Cry?/ Funkyland by Nona Hendryx (M), EMI 8382, 1987: $9.00 |
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