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“Tour de France” by Professors of Funk
This comes from an odd little album. I invite anyone to squeeze some logic involved in an instrumental version of “Brass Monkey.” I dare you. I had to give “Tour de France” a shot. Another track purchased with a Slurpee cup I have to say it makes me giggle a little to fling it upon y’all.
Last year Kraftwork put decades-old forgotten and unfinished tracks to rest in the form of an album dedicated to the Tour de France. If you’re not into minimalist electronica, then this isn’t going to help matters any. However, this reworking by PoF goes a long way to make the original “Tour de France” track accessible to the masses.
Oh, by the way. Go Lance!
“Tour de France” by Professors of Funk
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