Greats soundz 
thank you
An extended and slightly remixed version of Bump And Hustle Music also appeared on a UK vinyl compilation "Darker Than Blue Vol. 1" on the Resolution label in 1994 (along with an ultimate version of Use Me by Kimiko Kasai).
Yeah I'd heard about this Lou, was never sure if it was different enough to warrant picking up?
It was the version of the song that I knew first in the mid 90s and I prefer its fuller and richer sound, compared to the LP version (and to the version that appeared on the "Soulful" Luv N' Haight compilation in 1993). To me it definitely sounds better on the dancefloor, because the thin scratchy guitar is not as loud and the bass is much thicker.
By the way, I have also a 7" produced by Stewart around 1975 with an early version of "Get Off Your Seats", released under a different name which I can't recall right now. I'll look it up when I get home later today.
Well, the 7 inch "Get Off Your Seats And Jam" is credited to South Side Coalition, produced by Larry Tinsley and arranged by Tommy Stewart, released on Mainstream label in 1975, BD9007. Made in Barbados. The flip side is the short mono version of the same track.
It's a bit softer than Stewart's LP version but it starts with a nice drum break.
That song is actually a "clean" rip-off of Funkadelic's "Get Off Your Ass And Jam" anyway...
ay! top stuff 
discofunk rules, thanks for these ones!
Hey guys, how are thing?. Anyway someone can enlighte3n me re the link to the download? that would be nice...
Hey thanks for putting this information up. I have a 'white label' repress of 'bump and hustle' from tha late 90's but there's no artist details. I'll check for the Tommy Stewart album next. I'm not sure which version it is (It's 11.08 long).
How does one link to the tracks?
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