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James "Birdlegs" Youman played bass for [[The Mothers]] in 1974. Youman provided bass for [[One Size Fits All]], [[Studio Tan]], [[Sleep Dirt]], and [[Läther]]. "Birdegs": "Since 1997, I only perform gospel music...I have an incredible 48 track fully automated studio in Covington, GA where I produce and record mostly gospel music for myself and many others. God has truly blessed me since I "made my way back home!" | James "Birdlegs" Youman played bass for [[The Mothers]] in 1974. Youman provided bass for [[One Size Fits All]], [[Studio Tan]], [[Sleep Dirt]], and [[Läther]]. "Birdegs": "Since 1997, I only perform gospel music...I have an incredible 48 track fully automated studio in Covington, GA where I produce and record mostly gospel music for myself and many others. God has truly blessed me since I "made my way back home!" | ||
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Revision as of 14:45, 2 September 2005
James "Birdlegs" Youman played bass for The Mothers in 1974. Youman provided bass for One Size Fits All, Studio Tan, Sleep Dirt, and Läther. "Birdegs": "Since 1997, I only perform gospel music...I have an incredible 48 track fully automated studio in Covington, GA where I produce and record mostly gospel music for myself and many others. God has truly blessed me since I "made my way back home!"
