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A friend asked me to do some research on this apparent unsung legend. Anybody knowledgeable enough about him to give me a recommendation on which cd would be best for her to start with?
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A friend asked me to do some research on this apparent unsung legend. Anybody knowledgeable enough about him to give me a recommendation on which cd would be best for her to start with?
Most of the "Best of" compilations out there contain the ten most important tracks. There are a couple that have some off-label material that digs deeper but leaves off the important ones. From what I can see the best one is "The Best of Amos Milburn, Down the Road Apiece" which contains the hits, but is comprised of 25 tracks.
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Most of the "Best of" compilations out there contain the ten most important tracks. There are a couple that have some off-label material that digs deeper but leaves off the important ones. From what I can see the best one is "The Best of Amos Milburn, Down the Road Apiece" which contains the hits, but is comprised of 25 tracks.
How did I know you'd be the one to respond...

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How did I know you'd be the one to respond...

Thanks, honey!!!
You know that I'm an old school dude, down deep. Amos was great!
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You know that I'm an old school dude, down deep. Amos was great!
Exactly. I wouldn't be surprised to find you had an Amos Milburn Tshirt!
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