
In the year of 1972 Columbia Records pressed a compilation of tracks from their farm system of artists at the time:

In the year 2009, I bought said compilation for the amount of fifty cents. Two tracks in particular caught my attention, the first for which was I can thank two of the gentlemen pictured above - Ronnie Hammon (left) and Luther Rabb (center). Together the two (who happened to have been buds with Jimi Hendrix as kids) formed Ballin' Jack, and released music like this:
Ballin' Jack - Found A Child (1972)
Apparently in 1989, Young MC:

had already discovered it:
Anyway, the other song I liked on the Columbia compilation was by the Soft Machine:

The Soft Machine - Bloody Outrageous (1972)
Send it back.
Ballin' Jack - Found A Child (1972)
Apparently in 1989, Young MC:

had already discovered it:
Anyway, the other song I liked on the Columbia compilation was by the Soft Machine:

The Soft Machine - Bloody Outrageous (1972)
Send it back.
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