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Artist:	DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS
Title:	Thanks For Coming
Label:	DETELEFUNK (BELGIUM)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.50
Catalog #:	DETELE 007EP

Taken from the Pubah's album Nuttin Butt Funk, "Thanks For Coming" is from the elusive Dr. Bootygrabber character, last seen on DGP's Funk All Y'All. This continues in the same vein with deep beats and eerie, seductive vocals, accompanied by Ernest's high-pitched evil conscience. On remix duty are Steve Bug and The Advent, who add serious dancefloor fuel to the fire. Finally, a little message from one of DGP's cohorts -- a little Mexican only known as "La Chuppa Roussa."

Artist:	DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS
Title:	Rollin' Papers & Bush
Label:	DETELEFUNK (BELGIUM)
Format:	12"
Price:	$12.50
Catalog #:	DETELE 008EP

This 12" contains two tracks off of Detroit Grand Pubahs' full-length, Nuttin Butt Funk. Featured on this release is Baby Face Fensta, who has recorded with the Wu-Tang Clan, Amy Douglas, JaGOff, and the latest Pubahs addition Mitch Marcus aka Lalin. For the dancefloors, they recruited Daniel "Mumbling" Sanchez & E Contact to give their take as Gimikk on this Parliament-Funkadelic-influenced jam, adding their own style of club-funk.

Artist:	DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS
Title:	Nuttin' Butt Funk
Label:	DETELEFUNK (BELGIUM)
Format:	CD
Price:	$17.00
Catalog #:	DETELE 009CD

The Detroit Grand Pubahs return with their third full-length release, Nuttin' Butt Funk. Keeping their uncontrollable infatuation with booty (butt, ass, gluteus maximus) in tact, the teaming of Mack Goudy Jr. (aka Paris The Black Fu aka Dr. Bootygrabber) and The Mysterious Mr O was a natural disaster waiting to happen. Miraculously, the personalities of these two tweaked characters seemed to compliment each other perfectly and instantly bonded them together. On Nuttin' Butt Funk, you can hear the Pubahs flexing their production muscle across wigged-out electro on cuts like "Earth Hoes," "Dirty 'Ole Man" and "Butt Market," straight-up dancefloor techno on "50,000 Legions," "ChiTown Shuffle" and "Message From Overkill," strung out Detroit deepness as exemplified by the beautiful opener "Skydive From Venus," the odd comedy interlude ("Condom-Mints" anyone?) and twisted funk-rock as highlighted by next single "Rollin' Papers & Bush" and the demo mix of hidden track "Rebel Music" (Living Room Edit). The Pubahs now also run their own label, Det.Ele.Funk (or to give it its full title "Detroit Electro Funk") and the now Geneva-based Paris has been busying himself with various other projects including guest vocals for The Advent, St. Plomb and Marc Romboy, as well as his new production project Filth N Dirt with Dave The Hustler.

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