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The Fuzz-Busters: Buddha Slim (acoustic guitar, accordion, Hammond B-3 organ, bass); Jay O'Rourke (guitar, percussion, Theremin); Fran Kondorf (acoustic & electric basses); Ed Breckenfeld (drums).
Personnel: Jay O'Rourke (guitar, percussion, Theremin); Rich Parenti (saxophone); Mike Zelenko, Ed Breckenfeld (drums).
Audio Mixer: Jim O'Rourke.
Recording information: ACME Recording, Chicago, IL; Jay's Garage; Starved Rock Marina.
Photographer: Mary Jane.
The Fuzz-Busters are:Bhudda Slim: Hammond Organ, Accordian, Acoustic Guitar, BassEd Breckenfeld: DrumsFran Kondorf: Bass, Upright BassJay O'Rourke: Guitars, Theremin, Percussion*********Mike Zelenko: Drums on Wild Trip, Menthol & Greased LighteningCharmian Sanchez: Sexy VoiceRich Parenti: Sax on Flip Flop*********Art Coordination: Jay O'Rourke, Dave Giunta & Monsterdisc Photos: Mary Jane*********Chicago's finest backing and sidemen come together to create a sonic explosion of retro music for the moderns, ala Austin Powers, James Bond, The Ventures and Booker T. & The M.G.'s.Produced by J.T. O'Rourke (Material Issue, Urge Overkill, Liz Phair, The Insiders, The Juleps, Overdub Motel) and fleshed out by drummer extraordinaire Ed Breckenfeld (Writer for Modern Drummer, drums for Jim Peterick, The Insiders, The Juleps, Cathy Richardson Band), Bassist Fran Kondorf (The Juleps, CRB, Slammin' Watusi's, Mudflaps, Tinhorse) and secret weapon Bhudda Slim (on all sorts of toys, see above), these 4 frontmen in their own right create a unique and classic instrumental collection of sonic sounds that never wears out.
Additional personnel: Charmian Sanchez (vocals); Rich Parenti (saxophone); Mike Zelenkon (drums). Retro-Sonic Music For The Moderns Music Fuzz Busters Retro-Sonic Music For The Moderns Songs Retro-Sonic Music For The Moderns Review
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