Most of the Chess Records recordings are great. Really cutting edge stuff and very raw and powerful I 'd recommend you check out a disc by Muddy called “Electric Mud” which was a psychedelic/blues experiment. The old Chess studio, at 22nd and Michigan, is now a museum. It’s pretty amazing when you consider the iconic American music that originated from that site.
There’s alway Eddie Cochrane too.
Rev Skarekroe beat you to it.
RESPECT to the Rev!
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You know, I hate you with a passion, baby.
(But call me!)
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What? You hate the Toot? You’re mad as a cut snake as the Toot totally rules!
the shaggs were fairly comical too. (probably influenced ole courtney thing)
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What? You hate the Toot? You’re mad as a cut snake as the Toot totally rules![/reply]
Do you know why he hates you, baby? It’s because you make him hate you, baby.
early glen campbell, before he got religion.
that dude was awesome. in a subtle way.
Go listen to your Monks album again, dude.
(Hint: check out track 5)