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unobscured by the power of the band
though hardly tragic in mood
the trumpeter Dizzy Reece moved to London at age 17 and began working across Europe
Lizzy recorded her debut solo album 'Sounds of Cincinnati' alongside Dr
Tommy McClennan - 1939-1940 1 Condition:New unobscured by the power ofTommy McClennan's hoarse, shouted vocals, often with spoken asides, and rudimentary guitar style, worked from an intriguing palette. The diminutive singer managed to turn out a handful of country blues classics, including "New Shake Em On Down," "Bottle It Up and Go," and his signature tune, "Whiskey Head Woman," all of which are included here. Such is the excellence of the fidelity of the two volumes from Document that you can now enjoy Tommy