You can find it on this recent anthology. This tune was originally released posthumously in 1968 as a b-side, and soundly trumps the Black Crowes cover IвЂ™ve been listening to all these years. That title is up for some discussion with me (I like Tramp. Somehow (?!) I missed this original until a guy recently enthusiastically cited it to me as OtisвЂ™ best. So I could save face and be all, вЂњYeah, I knew that Black Crowes song was totally a cover of Otis.вЂќ But that would be a big fat lie. Today IвЂ™d also like to add one addition to the Otis playlist: IвЂ™ve re-upped all the great songs on this post from his birthday last year in honor of this fantastic musician, one of my favorites. Instead letвЂ™s celebrate the life of Otis Redding. Hot on the heels of the date we lost Lennon, and after a long weekend in a hospital waiting room, I am not going to commemorate another morose anniversary today. JERRY McCAIN AND HIS UPSTARTS вЂ“ A CUTIE NAMED JUDYД¤5. ROY LONEY AND THE A-BONES вЂ“ STOP IT BABYД¤2. QUESTION MARK AND THE MYSTERIANS вЂ“ ARE YOU FOR REAL?ДЈ6. JOHNNY POWERS AND THE A-BONES вЂ“ NEW SPARKДЈ5. DANNY ZELLA AND THE ZELL ROCKS вЂ“ SAPPHIREДў9. DOUG SAHM AND THE PHAROAHS вЂ“ SLOW DOWNДў8. JOHNNY CLARK AND THE FOUR PLAYBOYS вЂ“ JUNGLE STOMPДў3. KID THOMAS вЂ“ ROCKINвЂ™ THIS JOINT TO-NITEДў2. WADE CURTISS AND THE RHYTHM ROCKERS вЂ“ PUDDY CATДЎ8. DARYL BRITT AND THE BLUE JEANS вЂ“ LOVER LOVERДЎ6. DON вЂњPRETTY BOYвЂќ COVAY вЂ“ SWITCHEN IN THE KITCHENДЎ3. SCREAMING JOE NEAL вЂ“ ROCK AND ROLL DEACONДЎ0. ANDRE WILLIAMS вЂ“ THE MONKEY SPEAKS HIS MINDД 8. LEGENDARY STARDUST COWBOY вЂ“ I HATE CDвЂ™sД 6. DICTATORS вЂ“ WHO WILL SAVE ROCK AND ROLL?Д 3. Norton Records 45 RPM Singles Collection, Vol. Which includes tastes of tracks from Herbie Duncan, Incredible Kings, ScreaminвЂ™ Jay Hawkins, Shades of Night, and the original 1975 demo of вЂњI Wanna Be Your BoyfriendвЂќ by The Ramones Listen to the kitschy вЂњradio spotвЂќ preview they put together Jones if he can come on, if he can come in. Like the Ramones but fresher because IвЂ™ve never heard em before.ДЄ вЂњdown on the cornerвЂќ skiffle, plaintively asking Mrs. or even go walking down the street for Roy Loney and his A-Bones. From the ebullient cool of the opening riff to the вЂњjust stop it, babyвЂќ groans, this amazing tune makes me want to dance. They just donвЂ™t name bands like that anymore. The opening notes give us The Dictators wondering, вЂњWho Will Save Rock and Roll?вЂќ - eh, maybe Norton Records will. My ears loved digging deeper into formats like surf music, rockabilly, вЂ™60s teenage doo-wop, and soul-tinged ballads in this fresh and unsullied collection. In addition to groups we know (like an alternate version of the bittersweet perfection in Big StarвЂs вЂњSeptember GurlsвЂќ or the original 1975 demo of The RamonesвЂ вЂњI Want To Be Your BoyfriendвЂќ) there are dozens of songs to explore that youвЂ™ve probably never heard before. If youвЂ™ve ever walked into a dusty old record store and wanted to listen to everything in the stacks of obscure 45s to discover a few groups that history forgot, this is your dream. The quality of this rare, elusive collection of songs is out-of-this world. TheyвЂ™ve just assembled forty-five 45s from their rad collection, available for the first time ever as a digital release. They specialize in unearthing raw & authentic music - like retro punk, rockabilly, garage rock and old R&B - and releasing it on vinyl. Norton Records is an independent NYC label run by two musicians ( Miriam Linna, one-time drummer for The Cramps, and her husband Billy Miller). Since my record player doesnвЂ™t leave the living room, this is the closest thing to portability that 45s have ever achieved. I Hate CDs: Norton Records 45 RPM singles collection

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