CHARLIE FEATHERS - THE LIVING LEGEND - LP Redita
A1 - Peepin' Eyes
A2 - I've Been Deceived
A3 - Wedding Gown Of White
A4 - Defrost Your Heart
A5 - Sleepy Time Blues
A6 - All Messed Up
A7 - I Forgot To Remember To Forget
A8 - Let's Love A Little
B1 - Introduction
B2 - Mound Of Clay
B3 - Tongue Tied Jill
B4 - Send Me The Pillow
B5 - Folsom Prison Blues
B6 - Uh Uh Honey
B7 - Gone Gone Gone
B8 - Don't Let Me Cross Over
Vinyl rip
Re-post by request
Thanks Uncle Gil! Glad to have you back! Any chance you could repost the Goldband Rockabilly album (the one from Rock & Country Records, not the Ace Records one)? You posted it quite a while back and my archive file got corrupted when I had to recover from a hard drive crash. If it helps, the page on Discogs is /release/3466108
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RépondreSupprimerDone ! And thanks for the Discogs link as I'm able to update the covers and labels !
another good one. ThanksGil!
RépondreSupprimerThanks, Uncle.
RépondreSupprimerAny Charlie Feathers always gratefully received.
The Hot Bopper,
England
Thanks for Charlie Feathers. Unreconstructed rockabilly.
RépondreSupprimerWow! Charlie Feathers is responsible for several rockabilly classics, but this album
RépondreSupprimerstrikes me as interesting for another reason altogether. I could be wrong, but I am
speculating that this may be the source for the erroneous belief that "Sleepy Time
Blues" and "All Messed Up" had been recorded by Feathers under another name. Of course,
it's clear by now that those two tracks were not by Feathers at all, and that Jess
Hooper was in fact a recording artist in his own right. Yet it seems to me that the
whole misunderstanding (assuming that it was only a misunderstanding and not in some
sense a deception) may have started right here with this specific release.
thank you
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