McNeal And Niles – Thrust LP rock it probably depends on what

it probably depends on what you're on/off

and the Gizmos (my 70s teen band)

1996 by Chainsaw Records

Tiffany Haddish

and delivers some of the sleaziest basslines since Tracy Pew got his head stuck in Phill Calvert’s drum kit

McNeal And Niles – Thrust LP rock it probably depends on whatA track about an African king recorded in the back of a car wash commands $1,600. At the makeshift Man Ray Studios in Akron, Ohio, where barrels of soap were rolled away to make room for recording, guitarist Wilbur Niles and his then girlfriend keyboardist Machelle McNeal recorded Ja Ja. It was titled after King Jaja of Opobo in Nigeria, who lived during the 19th century, rising from slavery to become a wildly successful broker of palm oil. Niles