That song is one of my favorite Nuggets-era singles, and I must confess I hadn't thought about it in ages. This is a great version, in any case. And fittingly, original Nuggets compiler Lenny Kaye wrote the liner notes for the album.
That song is one of my favorite Nuggets-era singles, and I must confess I hadn't thought about it in ages. This is a great version, in any case. And fittingly, original Nuggets compiler Lenny Kaye wrote the liner notes for the album.
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Who wrote the song?
Captain Al
Al Kooper. It was a single.
Wonderful! And with (I assume) some kind of synthesizer standing in for Al's ondioline. :-)
Prior to BST and Electric Flag I was a Blues Project fan (dates me huh).
Don't know how it happened but it was a time of exploration
rrob
The Grip Weeds have been doing great work for decades. It's also one of my favorite band-names!
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