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About a year into the global pandemic, the Greyboy Allstars — co-founded by saxophonist Karl Denson — decided to hold a series of livestream concerts that were shown exclusively on nugs.net. For four weeks, the funk rockers traversed a lot of different ground, from performing their 1997 LP, A Town Called Earth, in its entirety to paying homage to Prestige Records and artists like Gary Bartz and Boogaloo Joe Jones.

“We realized that we had a lot of material that hadn’t been released,” Denson, who also plays saxophone in the Rolling Stones‘ touring band, tells UCR. “We started playing everything that had been in our repertoire over the years, and this is what came out of it.”

During the final broadcast on nugs.net, they decided to highlight some of their favorite covers from that repertoire, and that show will be memorialized in the band’s upcoming record, Get a Job: Music From the Original Broadcast Series Soul Dream.

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