King Floyd - Please Don't Leave Me Lonely (Chimneyville 437)
posted by Red Kelly at 9:52 AM
Wednesday, September 07, 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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2 Comments:
I'm sorry to hear about Wardell Quezergue. A true son of New Orleans and a master. I was fortunate enough to see him in person in the SF Bay Area several years ago; can't remember the show but I think Charles Brown was on the bill also. RIP.
I love love LOVE this blog and all that you've put into it. Thank you...
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