Episode 13 – Grabbin’ From the Stacks

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Random Acts of Musicalness Shellac & Vinyl Show #13 Emitt Rhodes-With My Face On the Floor-Emitt Rhodes LP Edwin Starr-Agent Double-O Soul-Ric-Tic Records 45 John Lee Hooker-Boogie Chillun-Vee-Jay 78 Mel and Tim-Backfield in Motion-Bamboo 45 Moon Mullican-Nine-Tenths of the Tennessee River-King 78 Aretha Franklin-Tracks of My Tears-Soul ’69 LP Dick Robertson-You Have to Be a […]

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