Slave To The Economist
TISM * Track #16 On Great Truckin’ Songs of the Renaissance
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Slave To The Economist by TISM
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About
The title and first line refer to the opening of the Grace Jones song Slave to the Rhythm: “Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Grace Jones – slave to the rhythm”.
The Economist is Gerard M., brother to Ron Hitler-Barassi. The Economist and his Slave are both thanked in the credits on track 27.
Slave To The Economist Lyrics
Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Terry Rowe: slave to the economist
Slave, slave, slave
Slave, slave, slave
Slave To The Economist Q&A
Who produced Slave To The Economist's ?
Slave To The Economist was produced by Mark Woods & TISM.