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  • thanks for posting this gem!

  • you would have to get that from Tom BRAY the horn for Evergreen Blues, but he's busy with Neil YOUNG at this time........

  • Somebody please post Midnight Confessions by the Ever-green Blues!!

  • They performed "Midnight Confessions" before the Grass Roots. I would like to see that tune uploaded.

  • This was on one of Mal Thursday's podcasts ... Florida rocks again.

    Great song!!!!

    Gotta love that 60's fuzzzzz!!

    Thanks much!

  • Sammy Lumbardo, the drummer, was my neighbor when I was a kid.

  • wow!Great sound!!!

  • Lou Josie was not part of Ever-Green Blues, nor did not write for them. This is another LIE where he gets unfounded credit. Mercury Records gave Grass Roots Ever-Green recordings to do over, this one and 'Midnight Confessions"

  • @JACKHERMAN1947 Why would Mercury Records be so generous to'give'

    arranged, recorded material, to another record label, for TV regulars,"The

    Grassroots"? The 1967 "Midnight Confessions" appears to be the arrangement

    simply cloned by the Grassroots, in 1968. As a collector, I'm pleased to have

    the Ever-Green Blues '67 recording. Unfortunately, I don't have the correct

    gadgets to add it to YT. I wish someone would put it on. Enjoy it!

  • @movingon4ever Look up evergreenblues in myspace for the answer to your question

  • @movingon4ever Look up evergreenblues on myspace for the answer to your question in the right column first page!

  • @JACKHERMAN1947 Actually LT Josie discovered this group and wrote most of the tunes on their first album. He also produced their first two albums under the name Jimmy King. He was not a member but their manager, writer, producer, and publisher.

  • Thanks for posting these tunes! I played drums with a group called Filet of Soul in the late 60's, and we opened for Evergreen Blues Band at a UC Riverside gig in 1969, and these songs sound like the same guys. They had one song I especially liked, called "The Moon is High, and So Am I" - do you have that tune? It was on an album they released that year.

  • wow i remember this been yrs love it

  • Is the B side Midnight Confessions or is that a different single? I

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