So here's how the story goes.
In the 1970s, Cub Koda and Brownsville Station roadies created a deliberately terrible band named King Uszniewicz and
His Uszniewicztones. Supposedly they made a 45 and while on tour in the Midwest they put them in thrift stores to make it appear that they were a real band. The face on the record sleeve was Cub Koda's father George
Uszniewicz.
So, in other words, the whole thing is a joke, so just remember that when you hear the worst saxophone playing imaginable.

Love the concept, but I'm glad it's a joke!
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