This is from an album called The Tennessee Birdwalker.
Archive for the ‘Music’ category
Humphrey The Camel: Jack Blanchard & Misty
July 31, 2010Signifying Monkey: Willie Dixon
July 31, 2010From the album Poet Of the Blues (Mojo Workin'- Blues For The Next Generation).
See You Later Alligator: Bill Haley and The Comets
July 31, 2010From an album named Bill Haley and His Comets, what else?
Rocky Raccoon: The Beatles
July 31, 2010This is on their 1968 album The Beatles (also known as The White Album).
Dark As a Dungeon: Glenn Yarbrough
July 30, 2010This is from a remastered CD release of his 1957 album Come Sit By Side.
Maggie’s Farm: Bob Dylan
July 30, 2010From 1965's Bringing It All Back Home
Five Hundred Miles: The Shadows
July 29, 2010This was released on their album The Sound of The Shadows (November 1965).
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Pretty Boy Floyd: Sammy Walker
July 29, 2010This is from a 1979 album on Folkways, now Smithsonian Folkways, called Songs from Woody's Pen.
It was Phil Ochs who had heard Sammy on a radio show and, "Within two months, Ochs had arranged the recording of Sammy's album for Folkways, and convinced Warner Brothers to sign him for two records. Ochs produced Sammy's first album for Folkways, called Song For Patty and featured newspaper heiress Patty Hearst on the cover of the album. Sammy recorded two superb albums for Warner Brothers that were produced by legendary producer Nik Venet. He was also managed by the late Harold Leventhal (manager of Woody Guthrie, The Weavers, Pete Seeger, etc…)."
The Work of the Weavers: The Highwaymen
July 27, 2010This is from The Best of the Highwaymen.
The Green Leaves of Summer: The Brothers Four
July 27, 2010This is from The Brothers Four Greatest Hits, released in 1962 on Columbia.
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