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“Hillbilly Jamboree” Brunswick Records (Germany) Thanks to LP cover lover, Alain Mallaret for contributing this beauty!
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Hymns of the Alpines” Odeon Records (Italy) Never seen a “guitar” like this before! Anyone know what this instrument is called? Is that guy in the back playing a … kettle?
(14 votes, average: 3.57 out of 5) Loading ...Never Felts So Good
Narvel Felts “Live” Power Pak Records (Nashville) Did you know that Narvel has sold more than 2,000,000 records!
(13 votes, average: 3.54 out of 5) Loading ...Love me doo
Our latest entry in the quest for the “highest hair”. “Oh What A Savior” The Concerts Woodrich Records (Lexington, Alabama) And some sweet guitars too. We could only dream that this cover existed. Praise the lord and pass the Auqanet!
(40 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5) Loading ...Bollywood swingin’
Raga Mod Fuzz Organ Sitar Tabla! “Film Hits on Hawaiin Guitar” by Batuk Nandy Polydor Records (India) (1980) Sample
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Lucio Alves “Serestas” Brazil (1957) Here’s a link to additional notes and to download the music.
(18 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...To surf with love
Johnny Fortune IS “The Soul Surfer” Park Avenue Record Johnny was born March 18, 1943 in Warren, Ohio. At age 12 he picked up his first guitar. At age 16 recorded recorded”Soul Surfer.” It quickly became a #1 hot. He wrote it in the back seat of the car on the way to the studio. Johny played guitar on Sam Cooke’s “Chain Gang” and Barbara George’s “I Know.” He was offered a chance to tour England with Johnny Burnette. He had to decline because he was under age. Johnny went on to play with such notables as: Terry Stafford, Glen Campbell, Barbara Stanton, Al “The Snake” Wilson, Jerry Hopkins, Harry Belefonte, Eddie Downs, Fabian, Ricky Nelson, Jerry Reed, Willie Nelson, Barbara Mandrell and The Drifters. He also performed with The Rondells, The Cornells, Dick & Dee Dee, The Standells, Brian Highland, The Crystals, Freddie Wheeler & The Petersons, The Tornadoes, The Three Beats and The Blenders.
(27 votes, average: 3.48 out of 5) Loading ...Boy’s in the hood
Danny Boy et ses Penitents Ripcordi Records (France) (1961)
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Cuerdas de Oro del Caribe (“Golden Strings of the Caribbean”) Nieves Quintero
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“Something’s Cookin’ ” The fired up Howard Roberts Quartet with Brass Capitol Records (1965) Cover illustration by Virgil Partch (signed VIP). Bluesette (Thielmann-Gimbel), Hard Day’s Night (Lennon-McCartney), The Lonesome Cowboy (Sheldon-Marshall), Frankie And What’s His Name (Marshall-H. Roberts), Blues In The Night (Arlen-Mercer), Cute (Hefti), In A Mellow Tune (Ellington), Charade (Mancini-Mercer), Maniac (Rogers), Recado Bossa Nova (Antonio-Ferreira), Somethin’s Cookin’ (H. Roberts), People (Styne-Merrill). With Charles Kynard – Organ, Chuck Berghofer – Bass, Earl Palmer- Drums, John Audino, Al Porcino, Jack Sheldon, Ray Triscari, Bob Bryant, Shorty Rogers – Trumpets, Bob Enevoldsen, Frank Rosolino, Ken Shroyer, Gilbert Falco – Trombones, Vic Feldman – Percussion.
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