The Little Dabs - Hot Rod - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Kiddie group The Little Dabs whose hit InchE.TInch became a certified Gold Record in Canada, are featured on this special EP performing their smash hit along with B-sides InchSpotliteInch and InchHot Rod.Inch They are backed by the group Gypsy Lane (drummer Russell Dabney was their dad), who eventually became the band for the Village People.

The 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 InchE.T. (Every Time).Inch Featured here is the funky follow-up InchSpotlite,Inch which was released as a 12Inch in 1983. Included is a bonus instrumental and radio edit. All selections newly remastered.

- CD deluxe gatefold digi-sleeve echoes the vibe of the original LP - Includes a 24-page booklet featuring lyrics and insightful essay by long-term Gong fan Mark Paytress (Mojo magazine)- CD comes in an inner printed wallet.Formed in 1969 by Daevid Allen, one of the founder members of Soft Machine, Gong established itself as one of the most unique, innovative, and experimental rock groups of the 70s.InchI have a distinct feeling that Daevid Allen is one of the few true geniuses that have been thrown up by the rock media... a Dylan Thomas of another ageInchSteve Turner, 1971Absurd, anarchic, and powerfully psychedelic, Camembert Electrique is the second album by Gong. Originally released in France on BYG/Actuel in 1971, then licensed to a young Richard Branson for his fledgling Virgin tag in the UK in 1974, this iconic and influential recording is still devastatingly fresh sounding in the 21st century. Weirdness, wisdom, outré rock of the 'highest' order - as you'd expect from the founding-father of acid-rock Daevid Allen.InchThis is a classic... Camembert Electrique remains undated.Inch All Music Guide