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as most of the travelers' instruments were brought back from cultures far away - bringing with them musical inspiration as well

And this release is even more relevant than ever today

anchored by his unmistakable voice that sways from gravel-filled shouts to pained

the beloved star passed away at age 81

Sir Scott Rock - Learn to Jamm-A-Lott Format:CD as most of the travelers'Sir Scott Rock, a. k. a. Steven Scott, was the cousin of Canadian soul vocalist Mac Thornhill whose band, the Jammalott Kingdom backs Scott up on this track that became one of the most popular records on the early Chicago house music scene before the scene exploded. Featuring the Korg 303 bass machine that would factor highly on many funky dance records to follow, "Learn to Jamm A Lott," originally recorded in 1985, has since become a funk and boogie

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