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Well, I ain't got no voice, but I'll give you the words of an old Memphis song.' William Brown began to sing in his sweet true country voice, poking in delicate passages at every pause, like the guitar was a second voice commenting with feeling on the ironic words of the blues... This was the real blues... The blues in print give you the skeleton only. If you've never heard the blues, get yourself a record and listen and then come back and join us... William Brown's song can last until the morning... - Alan Lomax, The Land Where the Blues Began
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NOTE: Neither Slim nor I drove a taxi cab - it was a gift to me from mandolin player (now deceased) Timmy Duran, and it's in storage with all my stuff in NJ as I now live in Australia. Slim was one of my friends and a true gentleman... just ask Val Wilmer, the photographer involved! Thanks for taking on such a thankless task, Stefan. Trix was fun while it lasted. Feel free to ask me any questions about the label, the artists thereon, or my experiences in the field, or in the biz! They were interesting times.
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