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Tyler, The Creator's "Peach Fuzz" backed with Prophet's original "Wanna Be Your Man," on a die-cut 10-inch picture disc from Stones Throw.
A limited 10-inch die-cut picture disc with Tyler's "Peach Fuzz" on one side and the Prophet song it was built from on the other. Design by Jeff Jank, illustration by Dan Benesch.
Long before the Grammys and the stadium tours, a teenage Tyler, The Creator was posting on the Stones Throw message board under the name Wolf Haley, which makes this little record a sort of homecoming. Years later he heard a James Pants mixtape featuring "Wanna Be Your Man" by Prophet, the Stones Throw boogie-funk veteran, got hold of the instrumental (produced by Prophet, Mndsgn and Swarvy) and turned it into "Peach Fuzz," a sweet, woozy love song that sounds like it was beamed in from a 1983 roller rink.
Stones Throw paired the two versions on one disc: Tyler on side A, the Prophet original on side B, so you get both the sample and the song that grew out of it, which is the kind of crate-digging lesson more 10-inches should come with. The packaging is half the fun too, a die-cut picture disc designed by longtime label art director Jeff Jank with an illustration by Dan Benesch. A great one for Tyler collectors, boogie heads and anyone who likes their records to look like small pieces of art on the wall.
On Stones Throw, first out in 2021.