Muffs - Really Really Happy reaper minis Lonnie Liston Smith borrows the

Lonnie Liston Smith borrows the Indian percussion from "On The Corner" for his take on electronic funk

synthesizers and digital drums dominate the musical landscape while rhodes

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Muffs - Really Really Happy reaper minis Lonnie Liston Smith borrows theReally Really Happy is the album that kicks off the second phase of The Muffs' career. So begins Roy McDonald's liner notes for the expanded reissue of the band's fifth album. After eight years and four albums, The Muffs had written, recorded, and toured non stop. After a break, the group was ready to do it all again, and was approached by friends (and sisters in law) Charlotte Caffey (GoGo's) and Anna Waronker (that dog), who had just started their