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    "comment": "The Fatback Band's drummer Bill Curtis and keyboardist Gerry Thomas produced two albums with Wild Sugar, a group best known for the tune “Bring It Here,” co-written by Curtis and Thomas and sampled in the Beastie Boys hit “Brass Monkey.” \n\nThe women of Wild Sugar were also Fatback’s backup singers and dancers and collaborated with the band throughout the 1980s.: http://www.fatbackband.com/band.html",
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