Black Randy & The Metrosquad. Pass the Dust Bowie. VG+
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Black Randy and The Metrosquad. Pass The Dust,I Think I'm Bowie. Dangerhouse Records(PCP-725).
If Richard Hell and the Voidoids had been influenced by '70s soul and funk, they might have sounded something like Black Randy and the Metrosquad — one of the goofiest, most nutty bands to come out of the Los Angeles punk scene of the late '70s. Those who bought Pass the Dust, I Think I'm Bowie in 1979 realized that lead singer Black Randy wasn't really black — he was an eccentric white guy who inspired some laughs with his wacky interpretations of Isaac Hayes' "(Theme From) Shaft" and James Brown's "(Say It Loud) I'm Black and Proud." If anyone took offense at hearing a white singer embracing a black pride anthem, Randy didn't care. Being irreverent was his trademark, and the singer has a good time making fun of everyone from actor Marlon Brando on "Marlon Brando," to narcotics officers on "I Wanna Be a Nark." .
Condition Cover 7 light ring wear and discolorization,includes lyric sleeve/Record 7+ or VG+ heavier vinyl, black and shiny with sleeve rubs,plays great.
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