RARE Budweiser Showdown Starstream Modern Soul Boogie Dance Foxy Fatts MAC Band
  $   1,175

 


$ 1175 Sold For
Apr 10, 2015 Sold Date
Apr 3, 2015 Start Date
$   100 Start price
13   Number Of Bids
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Hey - remember me?
About a year and a half ago I sold this record for $1,580.
The high bidder flaked, after he said he would only pay me if I agreed to his (much) lower price...(huh?)
I canceled his win, and offered the record to the second high bidder (who flaked), and also the third high bidder (who also wasted my time).

So let's try this again...

READ:
International postage is a flat $20.  If it's less, I will refund you the difference.


RARE Budweiser Showdown Starstream Modern Soul Boogie Dance Soul Foxy Fatts MAC Band

1986
BSR-611
One of the first Budweiser Showdown recordings.
Dallas Texas radio station KDLZ 107.5

Side One – Do it For You – MAC Band (male vocals)
Side Two – Being in Love with You – Foxy Fatts and Company (female vocals)

LISTEN TO SAMPLES OF BOTH SIDES

Condition: READ READ READ!!

Obvious warp that does not impact play (hear the actual vinyl above) – Know this BEFORE YOU BID!!! 

Again... there is an obvious warp to this record.  The vinyl is very clean, but there is a warp.

Again, listen to the samples, ya dig?
Side one is clean, side two has two (very) light scratches.

Yes, comes in custom red Starstream sleeve.  Still has shrink.

The McCampbell brothers are  from Dallas by way of Flint, MI, formed the Mac Band in Los Angeles.
They earned some quick R&B success with their debut LP The Mac Band featuring the McCampbell Brothers in 1988 for MCA.
"Roses Are Red" topped the R&B charts, and put the Mac Band in the unusual spot of having its one-shot be a number one hit.
They never again came close to landing a big record.
The group consisted of the McCampbell brothers Ray, Derrick, Charles and Kelvin, backed by bassist Ray Flippin, keyboardist Rodney Frazier, guitarist Mark Harper, and drummer Steve Fuller.
The duo of L.A. and Babyface helped cut their producing teeth on the Mac Band's first session, along with Atlantic Starr's David and Wayne Lewis. Gary Taylor produced and wrote most of the cuts for their unsuccessful follow-up, Luv U 2 the Limit, in 1990. Frazier also recorded with Atlantic Starr.

- AllMusic Guide


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