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Julian Phillips on guitar/vocals accompanied by SYRINX aka kathrynkjburnett on vocoder improvised keyboard vocals (panpipe)

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Gene Sterling drums; Tom Ralls trombone; kathrynkjburnett keyboard.

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Sound bytes of my original copyrighted and published beat from my song "Your Love" and a sound byte from the current Chevy commercial which is illegally sampling my beat.

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Published to KATHRYN BURNETT PUBLISHING, 11262633, BMI.  lyrics by kathrynkjburnett/groove composed by donald griffen.  Performed by kathrynkjburnett on keyboard, Gary "Dap" Gibson on live drum machine, Ray Bailey on guitar, a bass player named Shagg

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Solo piano by kathrynkjburnett. USTC 20954916, Sound Exchange.  Published to KATHRYN BURNETT PUBLISHING 11377635

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Here are some of the 320 UMG songs written over my copyrighted and "protected" beat SHERIFF AIN'T SEXY ENUF.

Walk A Mile In My Shoes

30 minute performance at the Compton Civic Center for the Timbuktu Cast Party with Ertha Kitt, 1978.  THIS SHOW WAS SUGAH's first ever performance before a live audience.  With an instrumentation of 3: drums, bass, and keyboard and 2 vocalists,  we kicked ass.   With Debra Jones on drums...an exceptional  talent who quit because playing drums wasn't "ladylike"?-a great loss to humanity; Barbara Hubbard vocal stylist, currently copied by Koryn Hawthorne, The Voice runner up 2015; Dotty Mitchell, owner of the SUGAH tm, on bass; kathrynkjburnett (ICE CREAM) on Fender Rhodes, and Michelle Sims (Little Eva) lead vocal.. All of the songs in this recording were cover songs which we modified when we performed them live.  The Sound Reording is the property of kathrynkjburnett, we have not yet obtained permission of the songwriters, so the upload will not be available for monetary gain until permission is obtained.

SHAME

This song was produced as a demo by Perry Kibble keyboardist/producer of the disco group, Taste of Honey (Get Down Boogie, Oogie, Oogie).  The song was written by Don Johnson, the drummer for the group Taste of Honey.  Perry told me he had a song that would be good for my voice, and I sang it.   That was in 1989.  My goal was to produce my own funk tracks as a rapper.  So I wouldn't let him release it or even shop it.

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