Ray Sharpe - Linda Lu (Original)

Here is one of the great rhythm tracks in rock and roll history, and it never made the Billboard Top 40 in the year of its release, 1959 (although it came close at #46). Ray Sharpe receives a nice assist on "Linda Lu" from Duane Eddy and Al Casey on guitar. The recording was produced by Lee Hazelwood

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• Ray Sharpe
• Linda Lu
• Duane Eddy
• Al Casey
• Lee Hazelwood

[2007Loon]

Again great song but you list it as STEREO and it's not.

[Nocaro]

@2007Loon Whoops...I corrected both this and the Globetrotters tune...thanks.

[brunop541]

whaoh !

[TheSHIRL1937]

Ray Sharpe played at a little club that a lot of us traveled from Dallas to frquent named ("The Penquin") in Fort Worth in the late 50's. From time to time Ray would play at "The Townpump" a local joint in Dallas. However, none of Sharps records really showcase what a fantastic musician he was. He did a song, I believe he wrote...an instrumental called "Dallas" it was amazing and a work of a master guitarist. Sharpe also played jazz, country and top 40 pop.

[podcastshmodcast]

Ein meinner Goths!!! Here is one of the great rhythm tracks in the ROCK idiom- t'was 1959- (year of me birth) ... Ray Sharpe grabs a holda Duane Eddy -puts him on lead guitar. The recording was produced by Lee Hazelwood can you fucking imagine? THe same man who appears at your GATE when he's STRAIGHT. Awesome, doodleous!

[cynthia6637]

I LOVE THIS COOL SONG!!

Another dedicated song!!



[gfks11]

Very cool song!!