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Happy Mondays are releasing a special 7 inch in memory of their legendary bassist Paul Ryder, who tragically passed away earlier this month. The Tart Tart limited edition 7inch contains the original of the track, which originally appeared on Happy Mondays 1987 debut album Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out) and was produced by John Cale. On the B-Side is a live version of the track from a BBC John Peel session.
Pauls brother, Happy Mondays vocalist Shaun Ryder comments: This special release of Tart Tart showcases the unique musical talent of our brother Paul Ryder who passed from this world we will all miss you Horsehe brought the funk and the rock n roll to Happy Mondays love you long time R kid
All profits from the release will be donated to Music Cares, a charity chosen by Pauls daughter Amelia, who comments: Music Cares is a charity that helps people in the music industry who are struggling with addiction issues. 14 years ago, Paul was given help and support from the organization who helped fund extended outpatient care and therapy that enabled him to have 14 subsequent happy and productive years. Just two weeks ago he mentioned them in an interview and often expressed his gratitude and desire to pay their support forward so others could be helped too.
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