The J.B.’s - More Mess On My Thing

Here it is, rumored no more: “More Mess On My Thing," the demo Bootsy Collins and his band recorded for James Brown in 1969 that won them the title “The J.B.’s” - and changed the course of popular music. Also included is the complete version of “When You Feel It, Grunt If You Can,” presenting two never-issued songs in a 22-minute medley, and the unreleased instrumental “The Wedge.”
This is the companion piece to Now-Again’s first-ever issue of the lost J.B.’s album "These Are The J.B.’s." All tracks mixed by Mario Caldato, directly from the original multi-track masters. Overseen by Egon and Universal Music Group’s in-house Brown expert Harry Weinger.
Contains extensive booklet with full annotation, liner notes by Brown historian Alan Leeds and never-before-published photos.

[@Neosoulgroovydude]

Ok it comes out next friday. Can we hear a leak of the 12 inch?

[@funkpill]

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[@RobertSlover]

what is this? a commercial? lame....