Sham 69 Live And Loud!! CD

Mr. Percolator aka Perk Badger, I Got A Thing For You Baby It is easy to hear that James Brown was Percolator\'s inspiration and primary motivator. Perk Badger was a businessman who owned several record shops in Miami and would buy his records from Henry Stone\'s Tone distributors. Badger was very popular on the club scene and the ladies loved him. He was indeed the \"Percolator.

\"The Mighty Dog Catchers, Nasty Dog This was the weirdest band I have ever had the pleasure to know and produce. They were a one-take band and the recording was done and hot to go. Their style of music was comic-relief during the turbulent days of the late 60\'s and 70\'s. They were a product of Deep City Records in Liberty City which was owned by two schoolteachers, Willie Clarke and Johnny Persall. Band members included Charlie Smith on guitar, Reed Roberts on bass, Vernon \"Piggy\" Teague on saxophone, Clifford Hawkins on drums, and King Edwards on keyboards.

Franky Seay, Soul Food Seay is a unique example of what Miami Beach was about in the 60\'s and 70\'s. The bands were loose and funky and had a certain sound that made them different. Seay was a talented guitarist and well liked. His loose, carefree rhythm was a unique mixture of island and big city feel.

The Mighty Dogcatchers, It\'s Gonna Be A Mess This recording is a part two version of Nasty Dog. It was the first and maybe the only recording on the Green Gold label owned by Willie Clarke. The group was a very talented and funny band that will make you laugh out loud.