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6 months ago
Blue Side (of the Grey) by Atlanta/ MCA Records/ MDJ Productions
I do not own the copyrights. This song, Blue Side of the Grey, written by Lou Josie and recorded by Atlanta was on Atlanta's first album, Pictures...
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Jimmy King - Walk In The Sun
CRC 45-102 (1962)...real name Lou Josie...check out that Mellotron chirping...
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Very cool. Josie later wrote Hey Harmonica Man (Stevie Wonder), Midnight Confessions (Grassroots).
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Lou Josie - Vacation's Over
1950s Unissued Rockabilly
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Find these too - "Walk in the Sun" "Let me Laugh Too"
Lost gems by LT Josie
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Grassroots version was good but this original is the best and should've been the hit. Story goes that the GR heard this version and asked their producer to do it. The rest is history. EGB version cooked! GR just copied it note for note.
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The Ever-Green Blues - 'Laura (Keep Hangin' On) (1968)
I don't know who The Ever-Green Blues were,although they did have a couple of albums released in the states.There is a Marty Balin feel to the voca...
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Great Motown sound!
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EVER-GREEN BLUES-THREE'S A CROWD
IT'S A HARD DRIVEN TUNE.
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@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.
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Written by Lou Josie (Vactions Over, Hey Harmonica Man, Midnight Confessions, et al.)
Great song, great band (Atlanta), and great video!