FLUNK HITS THE FLAN

by JEM STONE

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Love, respect and thanks go of course to the Plump DJs whose permission was sought - and of course to Eddie Bo for allowing his vocals to be licensed in the first place. Find the original Funk Hits the Fan by Plump DJs at www.fingerlickin.co.uk/music - it's Finger Lickin' good, baby!

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"Plump DJs are arguably the wickedest confection to have oozed out from that veritable sweet-trolley-of-breaks imprint, Finger Lickin’ Records, and exactly a decade ago their supersized Eddie Bo-sampling platter Funk Hits the Fan not only did what it said on the menu, it sprayed across the dining room so damn hard it’s going to take another ten years and some serious pressure-steaming to get that sticky funk out.

And on this special anniversary who better to serve up a fresh, new, completely unofficial-but-irresistible slice of 10th birthday cake than Finger Lickin’ co-founder (and the label’s second-naughtiest act, Soul of Man) Jem Panufnik, aka Jem Stone?!

Stirring in a handful of wickedly rich and downright indulgent ingredients, Jem turns the oven down to 115 and serves up a deliciously deep, moist and fluffy gateaux-disco chugger with which the older, wiser (and almost definitely plumper) Lick fans will find plenty to stuff their fat faces, whilst the ones too young to worry about their figure can gorge on its sweet guitar licks and creamy bass with wild, careless abandon. If it ain’t good for ya, it’s good for ya, as the song famously goes."

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released January 29, 2014

For bunloads more tasty free downloads follow Jem at www.soundcloud.com/jem-stone and www.facebook.com/jemstonemusic

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JEM STONE London, UK

Jem Stone is the alter-ego of Jem Panufnik, co-founder and the creative force behind the legendary label Finger Lickin’ Records. Formerly Soul of Man, Prophets of Sound and Bush Doctors amongst many other guises, Jem is also responsible for the inimitable Finger Lickin’ artwork.

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