Ben wrote:My Beard Family Parker CD is one of my most played (double) disc. The singles. He had an amazing way to deliver an a better voice. One of the true underrated greats.
Ben wrote:My Beard Family Parker CD is one of my most played (double) disc. The singles. He had an amazing way to deliver an a better voice. One of the true underrated greats.
Mister Moon wrote:
I should get this CD too. I have a few cuts by Ella on compilations and she was a fine singer, despite being a little too heavy on R&B covers. I like the tracks where she was backed by folks like Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West. Good stuff.
Mojo Filter wrote:Just bought these two great CDs, well about three weeks ago. Well worth getting if you're into this Blues and R&B stuff.
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Mister Moon wrote:Mojo Filter wrote:Just bought these two great CDs, well about three weeks ago. Well worth getting if you're into this Blues and R&B stuff.
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Wonderful stuff.
Have Slim Harpo and Smiley Lewis been inducted into the R&RHOF yet ?
Do those clowns know who these great men were ?
Who cares !
Mojo Filter wrote:Mister Moon, how would you rate the Don Gibson "Rocks" CD?
Don is one of the few country artists I've never really delved into.
Mister Moon wrote:Mojo Filter wrote:Mister Moon, how would you rate the Don Gibson "Rocks" CD?
Don is one of the few country artists I've never really delved into.
Sorry, I don't have that CD, but I'm sure it's a classy one. Of course, Don was never a rocker, but I guess this is a compilation of some of his uptempo recordings.
Here's a recent topic on Gibosn :
Don Gibson - "Blue Blue Day" (featuring Hank Garland) - 1957
https://www.theelvisforum-phoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9795
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