mr. big boss man
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mr. big boss man

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john “rabbit” bundrick

For sale at SubUrban Records (For sale since 19-09-2026)

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John “Rabbit” Bundrick, a seasoned keyboardist and musician known for his collaborations with a range of rock and pop artists, released the album *Mr. Big Boss Man*. The record features a blend of rock and blues influences, highlighting Bundrick’s instrumental skills and songwriting. The album reflects his experience in the music industry and his ability to craft a sound that supports both his vocal delivery and arrangement choices.
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Release date: 2026

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Side A 01What The Man Has To Say 02Nkosi B 03Asylum 04Mr. Big Boss Man 05Grownups 06Living On A Level Side B 07Forever You 08Africa ’25 09Hole In My Head 10Funky James 11Salty Popcorn 12Send Your Love_x000D_ _x000D_ John “Rabbit” Bundrick is a highly respected American rock keyboardist, pianist, and organist whose distinctive sound has left a lasting mark on rock, blues, and reggae music. Best known for his expressive Hammond organ playing and soulful piano style, Bundrick has contributed to some of the most iconic recordings and live performances in modern music history. Throughout his career, John “Rabbit” Bundrick has worked with an extraordinary range of legendary artists. He performed on albums and tours with The Who, where his keyboard work became an essential part of their live sound during the 1970s. Beyond The Who, his credits include collaborations with Bob Marley and the Wailers, Roger Waters, Mick Jagger, Free, Back Street Crawler, and Crawler, among many others.

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