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recording by Gang of Four
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  • Gang of Four

    …recording debut in 1978 with Damaged Goods, an extended-play record that featured Gill’s stuttering, jerky guitar; it was followed in 1979 by Entertainment!, which continued the group’s movement toward the dance floor, propelled by bassist Allen and drummer Burnham. The Gang of Four’s songs, often of an ironic and theoretical…

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    …recording debut in 1978 with Damaged Goods, an extended-play record that featured Gill’s stuttering, jerky guitar; it was followed in 1979 by Entertainment!, which continued the group’s movement toward the dance floor, propelled by bassist Allen and drummer Burnham. The Gang of Four’s songs, often of an ironic and theoretical…

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