Sharon Jones / Dap-kings DAP-DIPPIN

Sharon Jones / Dap-kings DAP-DIPPINContains an untitled hidden track following "Casella Walk". Personnel Sharon Jones (vocals); Binky Griptite (spoken vocals, guitar); Anda Szilagyi (trumpet); Otis Youngblood (tenor saxophone); Jack Zapata (baritone saxophone); Earl Maxton (organ); Bosco Mann (bass); Homer Steinweiss (drums); Bugaloo Velez (congas). Recorded at Dukes Basement Studio, Brooklyn, New York. It's hard to believe that Sharon Jones' debut LP is a product of the year 2002, for

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