The original recording of this song by Holiday was on the 10" album 'Billie Holiday Sings' (Clef, 1952). It was titled '(In My) Solitude', and co-written by Duke Ellington.

Recorded at the Rainbow Room, Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia on February 22nd 1972 for broadcast on WMMR-FM. // Click on Link above, left, to view the CD

This was the first Fleetwood Mac album to feature Christine McVie as a full member.

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365 Copies. (However the sleeve says 250 copies.) / Click on Link above, left, to view the single.

The group includes actor Ezra Miller

The only recording featuring the early Sonic Youth lineup, with Richard Edson on drums. "Neutral" was Glenn Branca's label. / Click on Link above, left, to view the original record.

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* - This release Includes the complete Jan 18, 2003 show from New York City

This song was never released on an "official" Hot Tuna release, BUT was first played Sept 11, 1979 by Jorma Kaukonen at The Roxy Theatre, San Diego, CA.

Brian Hinton - Morrison later admitted that he had written this song "for Janis Joplin or something". In 2017 this song came at #3 in The Telegraph's "The 30 best songs about whiskey".

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Real Name: Amelia McMahon; married to Wreckless Eric / Click on the Link above, left to view the original single

Langford was born in Newport, Monmouthshire, and is a Welsh-born musician and artist, the younger brother of science-fiction author and critic David Langford. He was originally the drummer for The Mekons when they formed at the University of Leeds in 1977, but he later took up the guitar as other band members left. // Click on the Link above, left to view the CD

Langford was born in Newport, Monmouthshire, and is a Welsh-born musician and artiste who is presently based in Chicago. He is the younger brother of science-fiction author and critic David Langford. He was originally the drummer for The Mekons when they formed at the University of Leeds in 1977, but he later took up the guitar as other band members left. // Click on the Link above, left to view the CD

The album, "Darker Circles", won the top prize in Exclaim! Magazine's 2010 "Folk & Country Year in Review". Dallas Good of the Toronto group The Sadies died February 17, at age 48. // Click on the Link above, left to view the CD

Dallas Good of the Toronto group The Sadies died February 17, at age 48. / * - or CONSIDERABLY more, if you count their numerous collaborations {Nikko Case, Andre Williams, Jon Langford, etc ...} , and live CDs

Originally on Alejandro Escovedo's 1992 LP, 'Gravity'

The album was voted the eighth best album of 1989 in The Village Voice's "Pazz & Jop" critics' poll. In 1991, New York Times critic Jon Pareles called it "one of the best albums of the 1980s". // Click on the Link above, left, to view the vinyl album.

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The original version was released in the US on the 1959 Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee album 'Folk Songs Of Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee' {Roulette}. This was originally released in England in 1958 as 'Sonny Terry And Brownie McGhee In London'.

* - Lyricist Herb Bermann has contested this, claiming to have written the lyrics to this song, and also "Safe As Milk", "Trust Us", and "Kandy Korn"

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They were a protopunk/ new wave band from Perth, Australia, formed in August 1976 as the "Cheap Nasties". They lay claim to the title of Perth's first punk band // Click on Link above, to view the original Australian single, with a picture sleeve