SIR LATTIMORE BROWN 1931-2011
posted by Red Kelly at 11:35 PM
Saturday, March 26, 2011
This page is dedicated to the poor, neglected "B" sides of all these 45s I have. Let's listen to 'em together...
The very nature of the tracks we put up here is that they are obscure, and are transferred from my original scratched-up vinyl records to the computer. They may never be re-issued on a CD. If they are, you should buy them... they'll sure sound a whole lot better!
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10 Comments:
Very sad news. A great stylist in the music, and much loved by fans.
That hits like a punch to the stomach.
R.I.P.
Red, I had the pleasure of meeting Sir Lattimore in Jan. 2011 at his daughter's house ( my sister in-law) in Destrehan, La. Sue had brought him to La. We had and enjoyable time. Thank you for your support of him over the years, and thanks for you support to the New Orleans music scene. Best wishes to you and keep up the good work. NOLA boy.
Very saddened by this. Tragic.
This sad and shocking news. May He Rest In Peace.
A huge drag and a very sad end to his story. I just played out 'Shake and Vibrate' last week.
I Know that We gonna miss you, Sir Lattimore Brown.
I'm very very sad.
May he rest in peace and glory.
From far east Japan.
Shizuoka Soul Seminar Promoter
Tyzo Nojiri
＜script＞
My deepest sympathies, & thank you, Red, for making such a big difference in his life.
Mr Brown was my neighbor and he would sing songs occasionally to me when he would come by and talk to me when I was outside. He gave me his CD and signed it and told me he would give my husband and I free tickets to his next concert. He was a very kind, friendly man.
I still miss Lattimore... I've got his poster hanging on my wall and look at it every day. It would be so nice to hear him tell one of his jokes (again) and hear him laugh.
Lattimore, where ever you are. We still love you!
Paul P.
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