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The Rez · 07-23-2005, 02:32 AM

I may be gettin' corfid-fused here, but was it Georgia Gibbs? This "free range" thinking gets me in trouble.

I know Hank Ballard did Rock With Me Annie, followed by Annie Had a Baby (which didn't set to well w/ the white folks.)

I think that's where Georgia Gibbs came in with the Roll w/ me Henry thing. But Etta James - ooo, my soul (thus sayeth Richard the Little) - a ton of soul even now. I'm glad she regularly plays the House of Blues near Disneyland. When she's there that's where you'll find me.

Listened today to a live cut of Ray Charles "Yes, Indeed" which is about Rock & Roll. The cut was live at Newport Jazz '58, but don't know when the tune was penned.

Good Night Touhy, Farewell Borderstone, Sweet Li'l Miranda, i'm goin' to sleep right now.

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07-23-2005, 02:32 AM	#14
The Rez Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Balboa, CA, US of A Posts: 598	I may be gettin' corfid-fused here, but was it Georgia Gibbs? This "free range" thinking gets me in trouble. I know Hank Ballard did Rock With Me Annie, followed by Annie Had a Baby (which didn't set to well w/ the white folks.) I think that's where Georgia Gibbs came in with the Roll w/ me Henry thing. But Etta James - ooo, my soul (thus sayeth Richard the Little) - a ton of soul even now. I'm glad she regularly plays the House of Blues near Disneyland. When she's there that's where you'll find me. Listened today to a live cut of Ray Charles "Yes, Indeed" which is about Rock & Roll. The cut was live at Newport Jazz '58, but don't know when the tune was penned. Good Night Touhy, Farewell Borderstone, Sweet Li'l Miranda, i'm goin' to sleep right now. The Rezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz __________________ I came to Love the Music Before I came to Be [Psalm 139:13]