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SuperBooty is, without question, San Francisco's flyest 70's retro party band. Imagine if you will a fifteen-piece ensemble, created to honor the memory of America's craziest decade, when hot tubs, discos, and swing parties were the jet set's activities of choice. It is with great enthusiasm that SuperBooty has revived the spirit and the sound of this period in American history, from the perfectly sexy outfits to a set list pulled straight from 1975. This disco and funk ensemble has eagerly stolen the style, sound, and syrupy soulfullness of this era, and fused it into their 70's-based stage show. "SuperBooty is a creative response to a world gone mad," states lead vocalist Skippy Tornado. "We are the Spinal Tap of Disco. We exist to perform the best dance music ever created -70's disco, funk, and soul. You simply cannot beat the sound of a determined fifteen-piece band. It's really a lost art form." If this is the case, then the band has found it's calling, as devoted fans flock to their shows in record numbers and boogie down to the SuperBooty Sound. It is always a spectacular affair, an incredible display of ego, fashion, bad eyewear, and 70's dance music, which always gets people up on their feet and ready to groove. It is with this mix of musical tribute and theatrical slant that SuperBooty has exploded onto the local scene. Mr. Tornado describes the act perfectly by stating, "It's beyond the realm of good or bad taste. It is a musical tribute that is completely over the top." With that in mind, SuperBooty, the mutha of all party bands, is ready to funk you up. |
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