Little Dabs - Hot Rod Release:Hot Rod Essential Media Mod It's rampaging radioactive beast

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whose originality can still fascinate us nearly two centuries after his death: it illustrates the diversity of the instrumental genres he tackled (sonatas

Little Dabs - Hot Rod Release:Hot Rod Essential Media Mod It's rampaging radioactive beastThe Little Dabs were the brainchild and actual offspring of veteran funk drummer Russell Dabney of the Philly funk band Gypsy Lane the band that backed the Village People and the Ritchie Family in the studio. The Little Dabs were fronted by Dabney's four and six year old sons who scored a gold record in Canada in 1982 with the infectious "E. T. (Every Time)." Featured here is the funky follow up "Hot Rod," recorded in 1983. Included is a bonus