Eddie Bo - Every Dog Got His Day (Ric 969)
posted by Red Kelly at 6:07 AM
Saturday, March 21, 2009
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1 Comments:
My goodness! This riffy tune seems to come from the same musical family as Tommy Ridgley's Double-Eyed Whammy (and Freddie King's San-Ho-Zay). What a killer - thank you!
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