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Wayne Cochran wrote and recorded this , yep, a cover being better than the original.
Almost a tragedy
I couldn't find Louisiana Johnny & Kid Beecher's...Razor Cutting Blues, has to be heard to be believed.
The original
The great Lonnie Johnson on guitar, he was a huge influense on Robert Johnson.
As good as a tragedy can get
Then there's the classic
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o ye
Aussie Hans Theessink one of the better covers of the Satchmo classic.
Aussie Dave Hole up all night thinking
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Just because it moves me.
It would be kinda nice if we could have one thread here without the kids and leg humpers ing it up, ok? Just sharing some music, ok?
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What a lonely, depressed old man. Why not go to a bar and talk music there Avante?
the Grouch- lighthouses
Avante like clockwork.
"Honey" - Goldsboro - humongous when it hit back then.
^Good one, Z. It prompts a similar [yesterday] lament:::
& yet another lament,,,"though I wear a shirt and tie, I'm still part red man deep inside..."
David Gates would give everything he owns for his father.
Why not mind your own ing business asshole? You really so ed up you enter music threads just to ? you!
Dude, Wal Mart....hahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=224441
Great stuff up there, keeping with the theme....
Washed up old got
Look at yourself, everyone down with some music as you act like the little punkass that you are. Why you so ed?
Talk music guy or leave.
While not a tragedy, some hard times, see how easy this is?
Relax little guy, ok?
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Time for a mood change.
Sha bop sha bop
Sha la la la la la la
As good as it can get.
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We can have it all
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Really can have it all
Talkin' railroad tracks.
That tune has been covered by tons of artists, Nick Cave, The White Strips, Gov't Mule, Chris Thomas King to name a few, below is the 1928 original and it is a classic. Eric Clapton has called Blind Willie the greatest slide man ever, no argument here. His step mother threw lye in his face trying to hit his father, hence......"Blind" Willie Johnson. His "Soul of a Man" also has been covered many times, he was a Texan. He was discovered singin' on a street corner performing for spare change.
the wife helping him out.
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