Stanton Davis' Ghetto Mysticism: Things Cannot Stop Forever / High Jazz (Al Kent Version) 12" clearance sale Holed away in his his

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Stanton Davis' Ghetto Mysticism: Things Cannot Stop Forever / High Jazz (Al Kent Version) 12" clearance sale Holed away in his hisInaugural release for Cultures of Soul's 12" disco remix series! For the first installment, COS has tapped top notch record collector and all around disco fiend Al Kent (Million Dollar Disco) to tackle a couple jazz funk gems from Stanton Davis' Ghetto Mysticism. Kent does an ace job (as expected) keeping the loft friendly, disco vibe intact on "Things Can Not Stop Forever," while beefing up the rhythm section with a four on the floor kick drum to