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Goldwax Records founder {1964} died April 10th, at age 99(!). He also co-founded Hi Records in 1957, though he sold his ownership share in 1959

His first R&B chart single // "O.V." = Overton Vertis

liner notes by then-Tennessee Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr // Also released as a single (Atco/ March 1969) - Click on Link above, left to view the original single

The "Loma" label was a subsidiary of Warner Brothers Records // Click on Link above, left to view the original single

Fields was a member of the Ikettes, performing with the Ike & Tina Revue// Click on Link above, left to view the original single

Real name: Doris Curry Willingham / Click on Link above, left to view the original single; also READ the COMMENTS below!

... Recorded in Muscle Shoals, Nov 1972

Garage punk group from New Haven, Connecticut

Original 78rpm single was credited to "John Lee Hooker and His Guitar" / Click on Link above, left to view the original US album release

PERSONNEL: Robert "Little Sax" Crowder, tenor sax / Robert Lockwood Jr - guitar / Willie Dixon - bass / Percy Walker - drum

... their 5th straight English hit, but not a US hit

Included ex-Wailers member Rich Dangel // They named themselves after the famous Seattle, WA landmark bridge extending across Lake Washington.// Click on the LInk above, for a very fascinating article on the history of the PNW (Pacific Noerth West) rock scene from the late 1950s on, focusing on Dangel and his career trajectory from the Nitecaps/ Wailers up to The Floating Bridge.