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Webster Station (Boogie Funk & Disco from Dayton, Ohio) was a demo session recorded for Warner Bros. In 1979. The demo was rejected for not being 'mainstream' enough for their label and the tape remained in an A&R office and dusty garage for over 30 years. Family Groove Records has faithfully restored the original 1/4" demo reel tape.
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