Nona Hendryx made her mark as a member of Labelle , the all-female vocal group alongside Patti LaBelle and Sarah Dash. When her solo debut struggled to stand out amid the flood of Disco records released in 1977, she pivoted to a series of left field collaborations that shaped her signature unpredictable style. One such project,  The Cage , saw her team up with former Visage members on the London-based — but distinctly NYC-inspired — label Metropolis , resulting in the powerhouse Jazz-Funk B-side  The Slammer . Thanks to a tip from the  Post-Punk Monk , I discovered that the title track is actually a cover of T-Connection 's Disco chart topper from... you guessed it... 1977! A$10.00 + postage Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Fair (F) - some moisture damage