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People Save the World fragile1 Ramblin' Jack Elliot

People Save the World fragile1 Ramblin' Jack ElliotWhile RockFire Funk Express never released any music while they were officially a band, in 1973 they recorded a two song single at United Sound Systems, a legendary Detroit studio that recorded everyone from John Coltrane, John Lee Hooker, the MC5 and countless others. The a side "People Save the World" is a propulsive, socially conscious, exercise in primitive funk rock. The b side shares its title with the band's name and is a breezy, easy going

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Ramblin' Jack Elliot

store employees and businesspeople played a critical role in building the infrastructure for independent music to flourish in their city

The song traps its narrator in the throws of regret

Long Live The New Faith

as they are suspect from the get-go

People Save the World fragile1 Ramblin' Jack ElliotWhile RockFire Funk Express never released any music while they were officially a band, in 1973 they recorded a two song single at United Sound Systems, a legendary Detroit studio that recorded everyone from John Coltrane, John Lee Hooker, the MC5 and countless others. The a side "People Save the World" is a propulsive, socially conscious, exercise in primitive funk rock. The b side shares its title with the band's name and is a breezy, easy going

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