James and Andy meet up with Harry from Harry Muffs Disco.    About the Artist Growing up two hundred miles from Montana’s only disco, Harry picked up an electric bass at the tender age of 1 month.  By the age of 2, he formed his group, Harry Muffs Disco.  In the late 1970’s, Harry Muffs Disco was signed by Sony Records and soon heralded as one of disco’s least celebrated bands.  While working on his long awaited debut album for 5 years, Harry Muffs Disco opened for nearly every funk and disco act (including The Whispers, The Brothers Johnson, and Cameo) from 1977 until 1981.  In that fateful year of 1981, Sony decided to shelf  HMD’s debut album and officially dropped the group stating, “We think Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ will sell better than anything Harry Muffs Disco will or can produce. ”    Drowning in a spiral of depression, Harry used the last of his recording advance on drugs and women for a span of 17 days.  In a final act of desperation, Harry convinced his parents to be cryogenically frozen for 37 years while his legal team, McFadden and Whitehead, continued to battle Sony for control of his master recordings and publishing rights.  Upon awaking in 2019, Harry immediately treated his parents for shock and continued to battle Sony in court and the streets for the ownership of his songs.  Simultaneously, Harry perfected his stage show while living in his parents’ basement for the last year.  Harry Muffs Disco has finally seized ownership of his record and is preparing to unleash it on the modern day music scene!  Just like a fine bottle of wine, Harry Muffs Disco proves to get better with age, nearly forty years after its inception.