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As usual, Derek's Daily turned me on to this one ages ago. It's been stuck on repeat over here lately so I figured that's my cue to share! Supposedly dude was only 17 when he cut this.
Dig it brobrothers & sisters!
Artist: Carl Carlton [discography] Album: "I Can Feel It" b/w "You've Got So Much (To Learn About Love)" Label: Back Beat Year: 1970
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Michael!
Michael and his slipper tree.
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Also: Eddy Grant
Artist: The Equals Album: Strike Again Label: President Year: 1969
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Blog of Note: Center Of Attention
'Sup bromies?
Here's a quickie while we cook up our next post: Center Of Attention
C-of-A is a blog of sorts devoted to the oft-overlooked "artwork, graphics and logos of record center labels." It's lovingly curated by one Simon Foster.
Check it out and be sure not to miss its companion Cover Me
Hope ya dig!
A bit of a dogleg here but such is the way of Brobots! I first got wind of this via the fabulous WFMU Blog. Thanks dudes! (Take it easy on the weird shit ok? Yr starting to turn into Dr. Demento). Ehrm...
"Link Wray" was something of a comeback album for the trail blazing axeman and also a bit of a departure from his signature sound. Legend has it he recorded it on a 3-track (!?) in a converted chicken coop on the rural Wray family farm in Maryland. While this particular track retains some of his fiery fuzzed up guitar action, for the most part this collection is a rootsy, down-home affair.
My cut finds Link recounting advice he got from the wind: Son, come out west...
Ever notice the wind never says things like: Fuckit, here's nice...
Stupid wind! Anyway, Deets:
Artist: Link Wray Album: S/T Label: Polydor Production: Steve Verroca & Ray Vernon
Thankfully, this one was recently reissued and seems pretty easy to get. Amazon has the CD & MP3s. It's worth picking up - the CD nicely reproduces the original vinyl artwork and the album has a number of really nice cuts including: "La De Da," "Fire and Brimstone," "Black River Swamp," & "Juke Box Mama."
