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VERY rare G.O.M.L.W.

youngEINSTEINyoungEINSTEIN 2,443 Posts
edited March 2007 in Strut Central
anyone have/heard this cover??http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...72813&rd=1&rd=1peace, stein. . .

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  • youngEINSTEINyoungEINSTEIN 2,443 Posts
    well. . . .i'm guessing this is extremely rare then since i could not even find any mp3's on the illegal russian sites. peace, stein. . .
  • PABLOPABLO 1,921 Posts
    Looks very
  • RaystarRaystar 1,106 Posts
    Paul Butterfield indeed.
  • Dj_Coma_ToastDj_Coma_Toast 874 Posts
    If its the same as the version on the butterfield blues band lp im gonna say its probably
  • luckluck 4,077 Posts
    Paul Butterfield indeed.

    That's what make it rare - it bravely exposes Allen Toussaint as the white-boy-thiever he really was. Just like Steve Miller, who wrote the chord progression to "The Joker" after Toussaint's "Soul Sister" had the temerity to come out a whole year earlier. Same with Eddie Bo, who somehow gets all the credit when it's clear that white man Joe Banashak produced most, if not all, of Bo's songs. Proof below on label:




    What IS it with these NOLA cats stealing all the credit?
  • HairyBelafonteHairyBelafonte 1,202 Posts
    Paul Butterfield indeed.

    That's what make it rare - it bravely exposes Allen Toussaint as the white-boy-thiever he really was. Just like Steve Miller, who wrote the chord progression to "The Joker" after Toussaint's "Soul Sister" had the temerity to come out a whole year earlier. Same with Eddie Bo, who somehow gets all the credit when it's clear that white man Joe Banashak produced most, if not all, of Bo's songs. Proof below on label:




    What IS it with these NOLA cats stealing all the credit?



    Banshak is a Hack! Tis Alfred Scramuzza who was the real genius behind Eddie Bo's heatery!
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