Good Peanut Vendor, but it's not from 1952. Close to late 50s, since nobody was recording in stereo in '52. You can download the entire album in stereo from iTunes: search for liberace and crownstar. But sample first; one of the downloads is mono, the other is stereo.
This is absolutely super, and if it is before 1956 it is also blazing upfront.
I wonder where exaxtly the difference in vibe-sync was between Walter and George. It would be interesting to know. We certainly know the concordia-part, and it was super super super!
We used to have that same album when I was growing up, but it got allscratched. Thanks! :{)
hotsickle 2 years ago
Good Peanut Vendor, but it's not from 1952. Close to late 50s, since nobody was recording in stereo in '52. You can download the entire album in stereo from iTunes: search for liberace and crownstar. But sample first; one of the downloads is mono, the other is stereo.
johnnydollar01 2 years ago
Correction: search for george liberace. The crownstar search term won't work on iTunes.
johnnydollar01 2 years ago
@johnnydollar01 this is important, because if it is before the first elvis-record, then it is a real sky-scraber!
SUPERMANfromMETROPOL 1 year ago
This is clearly the dawn of the hypnotoad-groove, which was to peak decades later in the disco-maxi-single-haze!
SUPERMANfromMETROPOL 2 years ago
With a brother like that
you can´t go wrong in music-business.
This is absolutely super, and if it is before 1956 it is also blazing upfront.
I wonder where exaxtly the difference in vibe-sync was between Walter and George. It would be interesting to know. We certainly know the concordia-part, and it was super super super!
SUPERMANfromMETROPOL 2 years ago