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lundi 30 mars 2015

THE THREE SOULS DANGEROUS DAN EXPRESS

ARGO RECORDS  1964                                         LP 4036



credits:

Sonny Cox - Alto Sax
Ken Prince - Organ
Robert Shy - Drums
George Harris - Bongo
+A2, +A3, +, +A4, +B2 -
George Eskridge - Guitar
+A1, +B1, +B3, +B4 -
Gerald Sims - Guitar

Recorded - January 3 & February 12, 1964, 
Ter Mar Recording Studio, Chicago
    Supervision - Billy Davis & Esmond Edwards
Engineer - Ron Malo
tracks listing

A1        Dangerous Dan Express
Guitar – Gerald Sims
A2        Our Day Will Come
Guitar – George Eskridge   
A3        Fannie Mae
Guitar – George Eskridge   
A4        Ol Man River
Guitar – George Eskridge   
B1        Mile Stones
Guitar – Gerald Sims   
B2        Hi Hell Sneakers
Guitar – George Eskridge   
B3        Greasy Sonny
Guitar – Gerald Sims   
B4        Past Due
Guitar – Gerald Sims 
      


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