Re: [Harp-L] Harp Vinyl that never made it to CD

[Indiana <gdubya@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Out from the lurker's corner....

I think #2 and #3 have been released on CD.
Don't have my links handy (thanks to our 14 year old), but I think 
Charlie _______
out west (Colorado) probably has these.

Somebody please help with his link.  (or search the archives)

GW

Another link is www.triangle-music.com if he's still active.


At 06:56 PM 2/4/2008, you wrote:
> Greetings folks. I have three precious vinyl lp's that when I figure 
> it out, will put them on my hard drive and "burn" them myself I am 
> sure everyone here must have some wonderful rarities, maybe for 
> contractual reasons, never got pressed. Here are my collectables:
>
> 1:     John Sebastian (Puglisi) Plays Bach
>         This is a Columbia Vinyl from a very under rated
>         classical harmonica and the father of John Sebastian
>         Jr. (Loving Spoonfuls Welcome back soundtrack)
>         Wonderful playing. I believe he came around the same
>         time as Larry Adler. Winslow could provide much
>         better details than I can.
>
> 2:    "Shakey" Shakey Walter Horton The Soul of Blues
>         Harmonica
>          This is the only recording Horton made on Chess.
>          Great versions of "Hard Hearted Women" and La
>          Cucaracha and great sidemen including Willie
>         Dixon, Lafayette Leake and Buddy Guy.
>
> 3:     Muddy Waters Live at Mr. Kelly's
>         This is the only other recording that includes Paul
>         "Brooklyn Slim"  Osher. The other, "Electric Mud" is
>         some sort of Psychedelic experiment that is not to my
>         taste. At least here, you really experience Paul at his
>         best
>
> That's my list folks. I am sure there are so many others I am
> not aware of.
> James
>
>
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