Drunken Guitar / The Lushes
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@lexyhope Hey vato, you know a lot more about the music than I do. I came across the tune and thought it was awesome. Thanks for the insight and good words!
dvnt1111 3 months ago
Love the go-go dancers!
This tune was released on UK Decca in 1961 crediting Tommy Steele and a composer credit of Gainor. The Lushes version came out in 1963 a full two years later. I've played the Tommy Steele version and the Lushes version back to back many times and can't spot the difference. Do you think the Lushes are in fact Tommy Steele and (supposedly Joe Brown)?
lexyhope 3 months ago