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MICKEY AND THE SOUL GENERATION - Give Everybody Some tbr2307 'Covenant of Souls' or 'Aftermath'LP Standard Edition Black Vinyl. Hard Texas funk from the celebrated San Antonio scene. As Abe Epstein was tracking West Side brown eyed soul groups on General Mc Mullen Blvd., Mickey Foster and his biracial Soul Generation band were answering James Browns call to get on the good foot just south of the River Walk. Collected here are a dozen of their swaggiest and crook legged instrumentals, a mood building survey of the bands 1969 77 run, including