Bob Luman - Blue Days, Black Nights

[DisturbedRetards]

needs a reggae blue beat, english or jamaican vocals and an electric punky bass and a load of skinheads and jamaican rudeboys skanking. then this would be awesome

[Mstrblu]

Long way from "Let's Think About Living". Interesting post!

[WilliamGruff]

Bob Luman. Great stuff.

[Ezdduf4kuZ]

This is the same Bob Luman that sings that Private Eye and The Great Snowman, cause I'd never know it. Is thisa a rockabilly song, i'm suppose to believe it was of them nd rocabilly wasn't played in this neck of the woods. I don't know why, it was just the mainstream r&r, ..Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, Jimmy Bowen, Buddy Holly , The Crests etc etc. So where was all this so called rocabilly played and why wasn't it played nationwide. It's new to me & I like it, but it's typically r&r too.

[awkwarderic]

This is my favorite track of the the chief records ultra rare rockabilly comp vol 6!

[rockdoowop5060]

didn't buddy holly do this as well

[EbonyBunny1]

rockdoowop5060, yes Buddy Holly sang this song. On the Decca (N.Y.) 9-29854 label. He recorded the son on April 21, 1956. Ben Hall also recorded the song on April 4, 1960 on the Gaylo (Texas) BM-104 . But thos version. from Bob Luman was an unissued record from the Imperial label.

[Shoknifeman]

Yes...The first thing he ever recorded for Decca

[greaserleo]

Love it; such a great track, have been checking youtube for years trying to find it but the only Bob Luman track that comes up is 'Let's Talk About Living'.

[cuddaine]

absolutele fantastic not heard this either anyony know when it was recorded

[angelofbebop]

I never heard it either and it's great....Kind of country and rockabilly - love it....My bebopping-line dancing feet are enjoying it also. Great steel guitar back-ups! Thanks for sharing.

[chezfun]

I've never heard this before....it's great!