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Jean Renoir Alfred Hitchcock MacGuffin

Archie Shepp/Horace Parlan: Goin' Home (Steeplechase)

Mingus Plays Piano (Jasmine)

Fatso Fogarty William "Refrigerator" Perry Albert Collins

When I read the title, I thought this thread was about gospel music. I guess it still could be.

Saw the title of this thread and got Joe Perkins mixed up with George Perkins, who had a good record, "Crying in the Streets". Still have my copy of the 45 somewhere. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icLAoKT9LhE

Elmore James: The Original Meteor & Flair Sides (Ace UK)

Walter Dukes Joe Boxer Jabbo Smith

Boulou Ferré/NHOP/Elios Ferré: Trinity (Steeplechase)

Oh, I should get this. Did it come out on CD? MG Delmark Records is carrying a large number of Sackville CDs. I don't know if they bought the rights to Sackville and will be reissuing more, or if they are just carrying what was already available. Crazy Legs and Friday Strut doesn't seem to be available on CD from Delmark. I'm sure that Chuck knows more. LP available from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00413FL8I/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used

I'm not the original poster, but I've already gotten a few ideas from this thread. Hope there'll be more. Thanks.

David Frost Ice T Moe Berg

Hagar the Horrible Terrible Twos The Abominable Snowman

Jay McShann/Buddy Tate: Crazy Legs & Friday Strut (Sackville)

Submarine Watchers Hoagy Carmichael Poor Boy, Long Ways from Home

Happy Birthday 2014, Greg!

Big Daddy Lipscomb Lips Page Loretta Swit

Guitar Shorty: Alone in His Field (Trix) Guitar Shorty (John Henry Fortescue from North Carolina, not the electric guitarist) was a unique character and musician in the blues genre.

Boyz in the Hood Adrian Sherwood Prince Far I

Taps Miller John W. Bubbles The Copasetics

Johnny Dyani w. John Tchicai & Dudu Pukwana: Witchdoctor's Son (Steeplechase)

Oscar Madison Elmore James http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du_3tMocOxs St. Elmo's fire http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Elmo's_fire

Ran Blake: Film Noir (Arista Novus) An intellectually and emotionally engaging collection of performances of film music and music inspired by films. An added plus for me is that a portion of the liner notes was written by Andrew Sarris, my favorite film critic.

Snoop Dogg Nick Danger, Third Eye Rocky Rococo

If you know those records and Cherry's playing on them doesn't do anything for you, I guess we're just in different listening places - which is okay for both of us.