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Hard Texas funk from the celebrated San An- tonio scene. As Abe Epstein was tracking West Side brown-eyed soul groups on General Mc- Mullen Blvd., Mickey Foster and his biracial Soul Generation band were answering James Brown's call to get on the good foot just south of the River Walk. Collected here are a dozen of their swaggiest and crook-legged instrumentals, a mood building survey of the band's 1969- '77 run, including the paper hit knee-wobbler "Iron Leg." Chop up your next sample here.
| 1 | Iron Leg | |
| 2 | Give Everybody Some | |
| 3 | Football | |
| 4 | Chocolate | |
| 5 | UFO | |
| 6 | Mystery Girl | |
| 7 | Get Down Brother | |
| 8 | Up The Stairs And Around The Bend | |
| 9 | The Whatzit | |
| 10 | Soulful Slackness | |
| 11 | Joint Sessions | |
| 12 | Message From A Black Man |
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