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Didn't know that number was produced by Dale Hawkins,for within a year
Creedence would break through with their version of his classic Susie Q,BTW!!!
joboots007 4 months ago
That is by far the very best sounding version of this song that I've EVER heard. Thanx Mike.
SugarSweettart 4 months ago
5***** for great sound and song.
wfarrar69 4 months ago in playlist More videos from MusicMike2
WOW!
jferg7159 4 months ago
abnak records=wow
BurkeDevlin66 4 months ago
way cool.
FoothillsofWyoming 4 months ago
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Mike, you rock!
borntobewilder9
I use too sneak into My uncle's room while he was at work and He'd have a STACK of 45's that would drop down..This was one of the songs..And I remember another was 1-2-3 Redlight...This Diamond ring...Duke of Earl...Staying at my Grandma's..What memories...She just turned 97 last week!!! GREAT Channel here..Thank you for The music!!!!!
sandrabellade
MusicMike2 4 months ago
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This was recorded at Robin Hood Brian's studio in Tyler Texas, on an Ampex 4-Track. John Fred, Mouse & The Traps, The Uniques and in the early 70's ZZ Top among many others recorded there. I'm glad the original master tapes survived.
JangleRadio365
A song that I'd never complain about hearing in it's somewhat 'singular' form on the radio ~ this sounds great being so spaciously spread. Great stuff Mike!
quieterrps
MusicMike2 4 months ago