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Artist: Various Artists Title Of Album: Local Customs - Burned at Boddie Year Of Release: 2011 Label: Numero Group Genre: Funk, Soul, Rock Total Time: 69:52 min Format: Mp3 FLAC (tracks .

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Boddie Recording Company was born out of Thomas Boddie's passion for electronics, a passion he acquired when very young. Some of the later gospel sides were recorded not at Boddie's studio but in the actual churches, using his mobile unit. As his vinyl pressing operation, never big enough to be a hugely profitable concern, struggled in the early 1980s in the face of collapsing demand, Thomas Boddie got into cassette duplication.