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The song was written in late 1968, and intended to be released on the 1969 album "Green Is Blues". Problems occurred with the first recording, so it was later altered and perfected the second time around.

* - Considered a major influence on Little Richard // Click on the Link above, to view the single, with a picture sleeve

Original EP: "I've Got A Friend Called Emily Ferris"

Tex-Mex band from New Orleans / Recorded live at "Teh Barns of Wolf Trap"

From the "Pleased to Meet Me" LP sessions, 1987

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From Sandgate, Queensland, Australia - active from 1976 to 1979; they reunited in 1985, and again in 2012, performing more shows with other local punk bands of the 70s / 80s. / Limited edition of 500 singles in a plain white sleeve, some of which are stamped "The F*c$en Leftovers Hate You" // Click on the Link above, to view the original single

'C.V. Wine Blues' was short for 'Champagne Velvet Blues' / FULL title of comp: "Sun - The Roots Of Rock, Volume 2 - Sam's Blues"

... Lead singer of Smudge, writer or co-writer of many Lemonheads songs.

English band formed in the late 1970s by former members of The Strawbs (John Ford, Richard Hudson), originally intended as a spoof of punk rock. They were very successful in Canada. // Click on the Link above, to view the album.

Thinly discguised rewrite of "Milk Cow Blues Boogie", which has a coda of Julie London's 'Cry Me A River'

From NY; Johnny "Buddy" Barnes - lead tenor / Click on the Link above, to read a _really great_ history of the group by Marv Goldberg

Their first album was a 2-LP gatefold, unusual for a debut

This song was originally on the Lemonheads fifth LP "It's a Shame About Ray" (Atlantic, June 1992)

Recorded June 20, 1937

* - Van Zandt's debut album, 'For the Sake of the Song' (Poppy, Aug 1968)

The original planned singles release was "Love Is Only Sleeping {A-side} / Daydream Believer {B-side}" but this was chosen instead, as an A-side // Click on Link above, to view the original single and its full-color picture sleeve, also to view the countless inner label variations and if _ that_ isn't enough, the Comments below ...

Was the guitarist for Robin Lane & the Chartbusters

Some of the PERSONNEL on this track: Hubert Sumlin – rhythm guitar; Eric Clapton – lead guitar; Stevie Winwood – piano; Bill Wyman – bass; Charlie Watts – drums.

Original single - released Oct 1969 // Live album was released despite John Fogerty's _strong_ objections

Originally in the 1968 film, "Wild In The Streets"

John Paul Jones {yes - later the bass, keyboard player in Led Zep} – string arrangement. Backing vocals were provided by the entire band except for Charlie Watts. / Click on the Link above, to view this single, with a GORGEOUS picture sleeve {also, the album cover ....}