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FASTWAY is the brainchild of Ex-MOTORHEAD guitar player Fast Eddie Clarke. Formed in 1983 the first album 'Fastway' entered the UK Charts at #43 and received very good reviews. One year later All Fired Up was released and due to high profile support tours in the US with SCORPIONS and RUSH, the album was a great success. In 1985 'Waiting For The Roar' saw the light of day and FASTWAY supported AC/DC on their 'Fly On The Wall'-Tour in the whole of Europe. 1986 the band wrote the soundtrack for the horror movie 'Trick Or Treat' starring Ozzy Osbourne and Gene Simmons. Singer on all of the four records was Irish man Dave King who`s now famous being the frontman of Flogging Molly. After 1986 FASTWAY released two more studio albums with a different line up and several live and best of albums. 'Eat Dog Eat' is the first new studio album since 1990. Together with new vocalist Toby Jepson (Ex-Little Angels) Fast Eddie Clarke wrote some of his strongest songs. 'Leave The Light On' or 'Sick As A Dog' are only two examples of this varied album. Fast Eddie Clarke is back!

Mega Funk is a frankly bizarre, often intriguing collection spanning funk, Philly soul, jazz-funk, and disco. It includes only a few obvious selections -- "One Nation Under a Groove" by Funkadelic, "Superfly" by Curtis Mayfield -- and concentrates instead on seminal disco classics ("Nice'n'Nasty" by the Salsoul Orchestra, "Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" by Indeep, "Let No Man Put Asunder" by First Choice), funky workouts by jazz leaders ("Afro Boogaloo Twist" by Ramsey Lewis, "Black Is" by Jack McDuff, "Tight Money" by Reuben Wilson) and an assortment of groove-oriented tracks by R&B singers as varying as Minnie Riperton, Luther Ingram, Etta James, Teddy Pendergrass, Shannon, and Bo Diddley. The result is a four-disc box set with at least a dozen pleasant surprises for fans of groove music.