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Bobby Broom

Member of: Bobby Broom Quartet, Deep Blue Organ Trio, ESP

Bobby Broom (Robert Broom Jr.) was born in Harlem and raised in New York City but now resides in Chicago, where he has lived since 1984. He is one of the world’s premiere jazz guitarists and has performed with the likes of Art Blakey, Stanley Turrentine and Miles Davis, to name a few.

Although to date, he has recorded 14 albums, he only actually released a few singles, his last one being the electro funk classic ‘Beat Freak’, taken from his second album ‘Livin’ For The Beat’. It was produced and written by David Spradley and Ted Currier and featured on volume 6 of the classic Street Sounds Electro series.

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Beat Freak

Label: Arista
Year: 1984
Format: 12″
Origin: US

Side A

  1. Beat Freak (Album Version) [5:05]

Side B

  1. Beat Freak (Dub Version) [5:08]
  2. Beat Freak (Short Version) [3:58]

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Project Future

Members: Rahni Harris, David Spradley, David Sandridge

Classic vocoder electro with a social message about hard times growing up in the 1980’s. It was released in the early part of Ronald Raegan’s Presidential career when there was high taxation and inflation…Raeganomics.

The track was written and produced by Rahni Harris & keyboardist David Spradley with help from David Sandridge from the soul group Dayton and Ted Currier.

It featured on the debut release in the Electro series on Morgan Khan‘s Street Sounds Records.

Artist logo taken from hype sticker on sleeve

Ray-gun-omics

Label: Capitol Records
Year: 1983
Format: 12″
Origin: US

Side A

  1. Ray-gun-omics [6:40]

Side B

  1. Arcade Lover [5:00]
Side A
Side B
Front with hype sticker

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