* - an obvious take-off on 'ElMORE James', who when this record was released, had a big hit with 'Dust My Broom'. Trumpet Records also released the first few records by Sonny Boy Williamson (The Imposter). / ** - "Sonny Boy Williamson With B.B. King, Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup And Willie Love" /// Click the Link above, left to view the original shellac record.

Live - recorded at The Fillmore East, NYC: May 28th - 29th, 1971

PERSONNEL: Charlie Watts - drums / Mick Jagger - acoustic guitar / Ry Cooder - slide guitar / Jack Nitzsch {also the producer} - piano. // Click the Link above, left to view the original single, * - released over two years _before_ the Rolling Stone's version on the "Sticky Fingers" album, April 1971.

... Field recordings made in Mississippi in August 1967, by blues historian George Mitchell

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Original member, bass player for Moby Grape. / * of 3 albums, 2 EP's, and one live album

In 2000, "Q" ranked this album #72 on its list of "The 100 Greatest British Albums Ever". // In 2013, the english music magazine NME ranked this album #282 on its list of "The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time".

* - starting in Nov 1964 // Click the Link above, left to view the original single

* - later the lead singer of AC/DC / Click the Link above, left to view the original Australian single

Originally the B-side of 'You Are My Sunshine' it became an R&B hit, and re-issued in 1961 as an A-side. / Click the Link above, to read all of the 151 versions according to "Second Hand Songs" (that is probably a MAJOR underestimation) of this 1960 Garage Standard // From Wiki: " 'Louie Louie' is the world's most recorded rock song, with published estimates ranging from over 1,600 to more than 2,000 versions".

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From Bristol, UK

All-female quartet from Sydney, Australia // Click on the Link above, left, to read an a review/article about this release

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From Sydney, Australian

* - 'Full title: The Complete Sun Singles, Vol 5 - From The Vaults' / Click on the Link above, left, to view the original single

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From Louisville, KY / Click on the Link above, left, to view the original local single

This group later became the "Superfine Dandelion", who had an album on the Mainstream label in 1967; they were from the Phoenix, AZ area / * - dumb cover, {mostly} great tracks - LsA // Click on the Link above, left, to view the original single

From Houston, TX.

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Glam band from Melbourne, Austrlalian

From Rhodesia

* - but it was actually the group 'Niteriders', from Portland, Oregon. / Click on the link/ left, to view the original local single

From the Tuscon, AZ area / Click on the link/ left, to view the original single.

From Manhasset, Long Island, NY.

From Washington D.C., they released two singles in 1965, 1966 - several members were later in The Fallen Angels, who released two album on Roulette Records.

From Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada / * - released in the US on RCA Victor, Oct 1966 / Click on the link/ left, to view the original single

"Mac Krol" = Mike Krol + Mac McCaughan

A Boston four-guitar, 10-member group

Single was reissued in July 1967 on Metromedia Records. / * - 1st edition of 100 copies, individually numbered /// Click on the link/ left, to view the original _very rare_ single

Dutch beat group from Dordrecht, Holland, active from 1965 to 1968. / * - Full CD title: 'Pseudonym Sampler Volume 1 - Beat, Progessive & symphonic Rock' /// Click on the link/ left, to view the original Dutch single, with a rare picture sleeve

From Melbourne, Australia