How a Lost Funk Gem From a Detroit House Legend Wound Up in the Closet of Rolling Stones Records Head Earl McGrath

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How a Lost Funk Gem From a Detroit House Legend Wound Up in the Closet of Rolling Stones Records Head Earl McGrath
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Norma Jean Bell's “Just Look-ah What You’ll Be Missing” is a bit rough around the edges, as expected of a demo, but it’s still clearly a pristine hit of pop-punk.

“Just Look-ah What You’ll Be Missing” is a bit rough around the edges, as expected of a demo, but it’s still clearly a pristine hit of pop-punk. Over supple bass and flashy guitar work, Bell delivers a scintillating vocal performance and, later on, shows off her blistering saxophone chops.

While McGrath didn’t turn into a music industry titan, he did make one major discovery: Daryl Hall and John Oates. Previously unreleased versions of two of their songs — “Baby Come Closer” and “Dry in the Sun” — appear on. McGrath also helped shepherd the early career of musician and author Jim Carrol, whose song “Tension” appears on the compilation.

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