THE SUPERSTITIONS ISSUE LUKE "LONG GONE" MILES: Riding Around In My V8 Ford Live in Venice, California

The Superstitions Issue Luke "Long Gone" Miles

Riding Around In My V8 Ford Live in Venice, California

© 2008 John A Williamson (634479797637) (format: CD-R)

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A TRULY HISTORIC RECORDING. Arguably The Last Live Recording Of Luke Miles "A live Performance in Top Form"

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Luke ""Long Gone" Miles, May 8, 1925 to Nov. 23 1987 a Great Blues Man and Singer Straight out of Texas and the West Coast! A consummate Performer Who became my friend at The first meeting of The Southern California Blues Society (SCBS) at a park in Long Beach or San Piedro, I don't exactly remember because it was just over 30 years ago. A hand full of us showed up to this get together to institute and start SCBS. It was fate that Luke was one of this hand full of people who cared a lot about the Blues and the fact that it didn't have much of a foothold in So. California. We decided to start by doing a benefit show at The Club 88 on Pico Blvd and have a full afternoon and evening of Blues. I think Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers, William Clark, My Band at the time, The Magic Blues Band, Luke Miles, Blind Joe Hill and a couple of other groups were to perform.

When the day came, a couple of months after that meeting in the park, Luke "Long Gone" Miles was the sharpest guy on the set, He wore a White Suit, White Stingy Brim, White shoes and a sharp "Deep Red" shirt and tie and red sexy sox ( those thin see thru nylon ones that went so well with Stacy Adams Shoes he lectured sang lectured sang his way thru a great set of music all the while putting a huge amount of true Blues Man Style and Grace on everyone in the club. Thru the next few years Luke partnered up with William Clark, Bernie Pearl The Chambers Brothers, Sonny Terry & Brownie Mc Gee and I'm sure some others. We'd fairly often be on bills together and His Sharpness and Professional Style rubbed off on most of us, everybody started gettin" way more Sharp in everything, Show, Dress, Style Luke kind of showed us all without really saying anything, just by "Doing" and we all were watching and taking notes and Getting more Sharp in all of this Blues!

Luke did give us good schooling! After a while he began to get thin even thinner than he already was and he and I would talk on the phone about getting Gigs The Society and his cancer which was beginning to affect him more and more. He'd say "John you have a minute? He'd say I'm just Sitting in my room and felt like talking! Do you mind Talking for a while and I'd say Luke I always love talking with you please call any time and I'll do the same! Just the best guy and yet he was lonely and wanted to perform, wanted to get out there and get "That Party Goin"! Get people to Havin' some good fun! Luke was the BEST! at "Gettin' that Party Goin" And he sure wanted out of that room and have some fun like he'd done in Texas working with Lightning Hopkins. So That brings us to this recording. Luke Long Gone Miles "Riddin Around in My V8 Ford Live in Venice California, one of his last and I'd say My self Finest Performances! If Not the best recording!

He called Me at the last minute and said Hey John I've got this Show at this "Little Out Door Place" in Venice, Down on Washington Blvd this coming Saturday Afternoon from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. I grabbed my little Blaster Recorder that had always served me really well and headed down to Venice to see My friend Luke Miles! He wasn't in the best of health but it sure didn't show! Luke started delivering his Blues Show to a small crowd probably 40 to 50 people. The Band was scrambling to stay with him just a little and it was on! Luke did 2 shows that day and I recorded the second show, the band was hitting its stride and there was Luke up there in one of his sharp suits hat and shoes and sexy sox Layin it down, tellin' people to drink a little and bringing them all including me into Have-in' a Good Time.

I got 8 tracks that were supurb! Yes there's people at the tables talking and the Band Chases Luke sometimes, just a little, but all in all this is one heck of a live performance! And I'd say Luke "Long Gone" Miles at his best! He's out, His Joy is showing and he's having fun, bring thoes Blues to all those nice folks out there in Venice California. This was one of his last, if not the, live recordings! I'm so glad I got it and so glad Luke was My friend! John Lee Williamson The Superstitions/ Southside Jukes/ Magic Blues Band.

The Superstitions

Band Members have appeared on the same stage with or in the following groups:
Joe Turner
Joe Houston
Chuck Higgins
Hank Ballard & the Midnighters
Rod Piazza
Blind Joe Hill
Johnny Turner
Cal Green / Hank Ballard
R. L. Lowe
Felix Reyes and the Cats
Sean Costello
Grady Fats Jackson
Katy Segal
Chambers Bros.
Bruce Willis and the Heaters
Barbara Lynn
Etta James
Johnny Dyer
George Harmonica Smith
William Clark
John Juke Logan
James Harmon
Johnny Maistro & the Mama's Boys
Max Bangwell
Job Striels
Rob Rio
James Gadsen
Dewey Terry / Don & Dewey
Timmy Capella /Tina Turner
Paul Butterfield
Randy Chortcoff & the Midnite Rhythm Rockers
Sam Taylor / Band Called Sam
Randy Chortcoff
Co Co Montoya
Debbie Davies
Maggie Mayall & the Cadillacs
John Mayall
Luke "Long Gone" Miles
Bernie Pearl
Sandra Hall
The Shadows
Luther Tucker
Willie Dixon
Myers Brothers
Son Seals
Joe Lewis Walker
Al Duncan / Little Walter/Hollywood Fats/Drums
Lester Butler
Alex Schultz
Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs
Carlos "Guitarlos" Ayala
Steve Berlin
Billy Campbell
Rocky Jackson & the Ignighters
John Marx
Primordial Slim/Rick Germond/Curb Feelers
Marvin & Johnny
Frankie Moates
The Casanovas
Dr Jazzmo
Wolfman Jack
Steve F'dor and more!

From www.Rootsville.be (Spotlight)

John Williamson was born in South Bend Indiana, October 17 1941 of, Father, Big Band Horn player, Sax, Claranet, Flute and Piccolo James E Williamson who over the years played with Freddy Martin, Hank Russell, Nelson Riddle, Lawrence Welk, and others and Mother, Wynn Fair Big band Singer with the Freddie Martin Orchestra. John was living in dresser drawers of the hotels that his parents lived in while doing big band one nighters and often jokes that the back of his head is flat from sleeping in dresser drawers. At the onset of World War II John lived in Lubbock Texas with his Great ant and uncle in the oil fields. after the war he moved to Sunland California and has resided there on and off Living in Los Angeles in the 1960's, Sun Valley Ca. 1970's, Northridge Ca. in the 1980 Atlanta Georgia thru the 1990 and again in Sunland from 1997 to the present where he is the CEO of Conjur Root Records. John Williamson founded and performed in the following Bands from the 1950' thru the 1980's The Magic Blues Band, The Magic Blues Band Featuring 50"s Sax legend Chuck Higgins. The Magic Blues Band consisted of John Williamson - Guitar and Vocals, Rocky Jackson - Guitar and vocals, Paul Zubek Harp and Vocals, Lenna Rena Piano and vocals, Bruce Cox Bass, Jeff Shaw Drums and subsequently Rick Germond aka Primordial Slim Harp, and Rod The Rocket Welk Harp, Joe Uele of John Mayall Band), Dennis Kensmore, Roger Connley, Mike Herman drums and Al Molinaro, Jesse Seranno, and Alan Heranno - Bass, During this period John appeared with many 1950's thru 1980's legends, Don Julian, The Jaguars, Richard Berry, Don & Dewey, Tony Allen, Vernon Green and the Medallions, The Chambers Brothers, Juke Logan, Katy Segal, Lester Butler ( Blue Shadows, Red Devils, 13) and Dave Melton, Big Joe Turner, Smoky Wilson, Etta James, William Clark, Rod Piazza, Steve Samuals, Rick Holstrom, Alex Shultz, Paul Butterfield, Timmy Capella, Randy Chortcoff, Sam Taylor, Deacon Jones, Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs, X, Mentors and many others. The Magic Blues band was a regionally renound Hollywood underground mainstay who produced and performed legendary Blues Theme Shows and Mini-Festivals with all these people on the west coast.

The Magic Blues Band CD is slated for re-issue in June 2008 after 30 plus years! in John's attic.

In 1990 John moved to Atlanta Georgia, at the time the Atlanta Scene was focused on Stevie Ray Vaughn and Texas Blues and was well represented across the USA. John Was much more a player in the resurgence of real roots music that Stevie's brother Jimmy Vaughn and Keith Furgerson were spearheading. After going to most of the clubs and shows in Atlanta John decided to build and campaign a true roots blues band in Atlanta, The first was Crossfire, with Brian Powell - Guitar and Vocals, John Weiland - Bass and Vocals, Steve Harding - Drums this was followed by Buick 59 a Blues and Roots Trio featuring John Williamson Guitar and Vocals, Frankie Moates Guitar, and Rick Cheney - Harp. Then at a chance meeting with his L.A. friend and Harp master Rod Piazza and an acquaintance of Rods, Harmonica Joe Lee Bush who introduced John and Joe Lee Bush that night at Blind Willies Club in Atlanta.

John and Joe Lee really hit it off immediately, both were original 1950's guys, Joe Lee had been the last person to take lessons from the legendary Little Walter Jacobs and as a 14 year old kid really soaked up everything Walter taught him over 2 months outside those Auburn ave. clubs in the early 1950's. John and Joe Lee already knew everything the other guy knew, so they launched into performing the Atlanta club circuit as The Southside Jukes a two man roots band. Over the next month they decided to expand the band to a full on blues band and invited Frankie Moates -Guitar, Chris Green - Pinetone Studios, Piano and Guitar, LT (Lieutenant) Jones Bass and Vocals a and KoKoMo Tim Gunther - Drums. in a mater of a week and without any rehearsals The Southside Jukes recorded two complete albums plus some more in an 2 day nonstop session at Chris Green's Pinetone Studios there in Atlanta.

The Southside Jukes performed at all the clubs throughout the south including at The 1994 House of Blues at the Olympics, Jacksonville Blues Festival, Blind Willies, Fat Mat's and many others. During this time The Southside Jukes band led by John Williamson performed with and on the same bill Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers, Felex Reyes and the Cats, Neil Patman, Snooky Prior, The Shadows, Billy Wright, Grady Fats Jackson (Elmore James band member and legendary 2 sax at one time horn man), Paul Linden, Sean Costello, Danny Mud Cat, Brian Powell, Sweet Betty, The Chatmans and many others The results of this are the two Legendary Cd's John Lee Williamsons Southside Jukes Cool Cool Place to Go and John Lee Williamsons Southside Jukes Down In Hollywood.

John Lee Williamson returned to Sunland California in 1997, where he resides today, when thru another fateful meeting, John "Teamed up With" Demar Dupree a Legendary West Coast Vocalist and Harp Player and after reviewing and revisiting John's roots guidelines and Credo" Music, Girls, and Cars" EG: nothing Modern ever! John with along with Demar instituted their Current Group "The Superstitions" The Superstitions have the same type history starting as a Roots Blues Trio with Demar Dupree on Vocals and Harp John Lee Williamson on Guitar and Vocals and T J Sullivan on Guitar and Vocals The Superstitions produced and released the Cd "Leave all Blades and Pistols at the Door" in late 2004/2005 and then with a full band with the current members, John Lee Williamson - Guitar and Vocals, Demar Dupree - Harp and Vocals, Mighty Mike Recendez Lead Guitar, a phenomenal 24 year old "Guitar Genius" who arrived on the planet with T Bone Walker, Jimmy Reed, Jimmy Nolan, Pete Guitar Lewis even Santana already in his soul and spirit, Dr Jay Stolmack Sax, Rich Torres and then Jp Drums and Legendary ELA. Bassist and Vocalist Sergeo Osolo The Superstitions latest Cd The Superstitions "Kings of Juke Joint Music - Juke Town"! Rest assured that John Lee Williamson is still on a Roots and Blues roll with several more albums planned for release on Conjur Root Records all on Cdbaby.

In 1998 John Lee Williamson recorded a studio album with the top studio musicians in Los Angeles /Ventura California. Them Junko King Hats "Dance Party Takeout! " This group came together at Bobby Bragg's Studio in Ventura California in 1998 and David Chamberlain's Studio in Studio City California; Laid down a whole Album in one night and one day! This renown album contains some of the most eclectic roots originals and tributes to Legends like Bo Diddleys tribute song "Rhythm Gladiator" Them Junko King Hats are John Lee Williamson Production Guitar and Vocals, Bobby Bragg Production Guitar and Vocals, David Morgan ( writer of Ray Charles Songs and The Nelsons Piano man) on Piano and Vocals, David Chamberlain Production and Bass of Bruce Willis and the Heaters and Don and Dewy's, Dewey Terry and many more famous folks, Rich Diamond - Drums also from the same famous groups, Rod "The Rocket" Welk - Harp and Vocals - an alumni of John's Magic Blues Band. Them Junko King Hats are also available on Cdbaby. Them Junko King Hats received a Mavric Music Award in 2007 for Hustler Blues a song penned by John Juke Logan and performed on "Dance Party Takeout!" If you're in Southern California in 2008 you can catch John Williamson and The Superstitions Band at Cafe 322 in Sierra Madre California on the last Saturday every month in 2008 and on the BBC Dr Rock and other radio shows world wide. John Lee Williamson - Tradition Passion - Strength; Music, Girls, Cars!, a way of life for Johnny from 1941 till now! From Legion Stadiums of the 50's and Border Radio of Dr Jazzmo and Wolfman Jack to Today! Have Mercy!!
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The following is his discography
compiled by Stefan Wirz and does not include this Cd recording of Mine.

This discography is a non-commercial labor-of-love and is in no way associated with any business firm.
All I know about the resp. artist's / label's musical output is shown on this page. To purchase out-of-print records I recommend an ebay, gemm or google search. And - sorry for that - I have not the time to answer any e-mails asking me about further information, let alone duplicating out-of-print recordings I happen to own.
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Luke 'Long Gone' Miles LPs / CDs # year
of
release title label # / notes
1 1961 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles

- Long Gone (YW 23840)
- War Time Blues (YW 23845)
rec. Los Angeles, 1961 with Sonny Terry, harm; Brownie McGhee, g: Willie Chambers, g; unknown b, dr
7 inch 45 rpm

Smash S-1755
1a 1961 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles

- Let Me Play With Your Poodle (YW 23839)
- War Time Blues (YW 23845)
rec. Los Angeles, 1961 with Sonny Terry, harm; Brownie McGhee, g: Willie Chambers, g; unknown b, dr
7 inch 45 rpm

Smash S-1755
2 1961 Lightnin' Hopkins:
Country Blues

- Long Time
- Rainy Day Blues
- Baby! #
- Long Gone Like A Turkey Through The Corn
- Prison Blues Come Down On Me #
- Backwater Blues (That Mean Old Twister)
- Gonna Pull A Party
- Bluebird, Bluebird
- See See Rider
- Worrying My Mind
- Till The Gin Gets Here
- Bunion Stew
- You Got To Work To Get Your Pay
- Go Down Old Hannah
- Hear My Black Dog Bark
- Black And Evil [unissued] #
- Walkin' With Frankie [unissued] #

rec. Houston, Febr. 16 & 26, 1959, by Mack McCormick
# with Luke 'Long Gone' Miles, voc
notes by Mack McCormick



Tradition TLP 1035
some tracks on Everest 2056


= Rycodisk TCD 1003
(1996)
www.rykodisc.com

notes by Joe Nick Patoski

= Tradition 1084 (2002)
"The Tradition Masters"
2 CD-set (along with
"Autobiography In Blues")


"Baby!" also on
Tradition CD 1074 (1999)
"The Very Best of
Lightnin' Hopkins"

3 1964 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles:
Country Born

- I Feel All Right
- Things That I Used To Do
- No Money, No Honey
- Miss Hazel Mae
- Long Gone

- Barefoot Rock
- Bad Luck
- Mercury Jump
- Long Distance Call
- So Sorry For To Leave
rec. Los Angeles, Febr. 5, 1964; with Willie Chambers, g; Leroy Vinnegar, b; prod. by James Dickson



World Pacific 1820
4 1964 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles

- No Money, No Honey
- Long Gone
rec. Los Angeles, Febr. 5, 1964; with Willie Chambers, g; Leroy Vinnegar, b; prod. by James Dickson
7 inch 45 rpm

World Pacific 408

5 1965 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles & The Boys From 25th Street

- Lena Mae
- 38 Pistol
rec. Los Angeles, May 17, 1965; prod. by Bruce Bromberg; with Bruce Bromberg, g; J.C. Warner, g; D.L. Walker, b; K. Sawyer, dr
7 inch 45 rpm

Two Kings 100

6 1965 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles & The Boys From 25th Street

- Losing My Mind
- Early One Morning
rec. Los Angeles, May 17, 1965; prod. by Bruce Bromberg; with Bruce Bromberg, g; J.C. Warner, g; D.L. Walker, b; K. Sawyer, dr
7 inch 45 rpm

Two Kings 101

7 1967 V. A.: This Is The Blues Vol. 2

Luke 'Long Gone' Miles
- I Feel All Right
Lightnin Hopkins
- How Long Have It Been Since You Been Home
Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry
- Baby Please Don't Go
Bumble Bee Slim
- Puppy Love
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles
- Barefoot Rock

Lightnin Hopkins, Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry & Big Joe Williams
- You Steal My Chickens, You Can't Make 'Em Lay
Barbara Dane
- How Long Blues
Bumble Bee Slim
- Wake Up In The Mornin'
Brownie McGhee & Sonny Terry
- Livin' With The Blues
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles
- Long Gone
World Pacific ST-20150

World Pacific/Toshiba
WP-8761 (Jp 1969)

8 1968 V. A.: Dirt Blues

Lightnin' Hopkins
- Fast Mail Rambler
- Shotgun
- My California
T-Bone Walker
- Glamour Girl
- Love Is Just A Gamble
- I'm About To Lose My Mind
Lil' Son Jackson
- Rockin' & Rollin'

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee
- Key To The Highway
- Lose Your Money
- Louise
- Sportin' Life
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles
- Miss Hazel Mae
- Bad Luck
- Long Distance Call




Minit MLL 40005
9 19?? Luke 'Long Gone' Miles

- Hello Josephine (K 500-1)
- Little Sweet Thing (K 500-2) 7 inch 45 rpm

Kent 500
10 19?? Long Gone Miles / The Platters

Long Gone Miles
- Hello Josephine
The Platters
- The Middle Of Nowhere 7 inch 45 rpm

Shoreline 101 / 102
11 1982 V. A.: Suckin' And Blowin'

George Smith
- Telephone Blues
Sonny [Terry] & Jaycee [Burris]
- Keep On Doggin' Me
Jerry McCain
- East Of The Sun
Long Gone Miles & George Smith
- Little Sweet Thing
Papa Lightfoot
- P.L. Blues
George Smith
- Love Life
Cousin Leroy
- I'm Lonesome
Ole Sonny Boy
- Blues & Misery

Long Gone Miles & George Smith
- Hello Josephine
Morris Bailey
- Tell Me Why
Sonny Boy Williamson
- Polly Put Your Kettle On
Jerry McCain
- Wine-O-Wine
Ole Sonny Boy
- You Better Change
George Smith
- Blues In The Dark
Sonny Terry
- Dangerous Woman
Sonny Boy Williamson
- Mailman, Mailman




Sundown CG 709-03 (NL)
12 1983 V. A.: Blues From Los Angeles

William Clarke & The Nightowls
- 52 Cards In A Deck *
George Smith
- Pick Your Choice
Luke "Long Gone" Miles + George Smith
Evans Walker + George Smith
Blind Joe Hill
* rec. Los Angeles, Calif. Oct. 1982

Shoe SL-1001
13 1984 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles:
Country Boy

- Long Gone
- Miss Nella Bella
- Bad Gasoline
- Speckledy Gravy *
- Talking Woman
- Let Me Play With Your Poodle
- Achin' All Over

- War Time Blues
- 38 Pistol
- Catfish
- Country Boy
- Bad Luck Child
- T.V. Commercials
- Morning Dove
rec. Los Angeles, 1961 with Sonny Terry, harm; Brownie McGhee, g: Willie Chambers, g; unknown b, dr, * p

[of these recordings only "Long Gone", "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" and "War Time Blues" were issued on (two different) 45 rpm (Smash 1755)]








= Sundown CG 709-05 (NL)
14 1987 Luke 'Long Gone' Miles



rec. Los Angeles, spring 1987 with the William Clarke Band

Satch ????
15 1999 V. A.: Juke Joint Blues 1950's-1960's

Rufus "Bearcat" Thomas
- I'm Steady Holdin' On
- The Easy Livin' Plan
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles & George Smith #
- Gotta Find My Baby *
- Little Sweet Thing
- Hello Josephine
Eddie Lang
- Come On Home
- I'm All Alone
- I'm Beggin' With Tears
- You Gotta Crawl Before You Walk
Walter Miller
- My Last Mile
- Standing On The Highway
Jim Lockhart
- Boogie Woogie Baby
Clarence Lively
- Back To The Country
- Stop It All
Luke 'Long Gone' Miles & George Smith #
- Let Me Play With Your Poodle *
- Low Down Dirty Shame *
- Need Love So Bad *
- Rocks in My Pillow Blues *
- My Kind of Woman *
- Miss Nera Belle *
- I Don't Want No Army *
Unknown (poss. Walter Horton)
- Untitled Harmonica Boogie
Leon "Dr. Jive" Williams
- Same Mistake Twice
- The Other Man
# rec. 1969
* previously unissued

Favorite Artists Songs:

Jimmy Reed
Little Rain Falling
Boogie in the dark
Can't Stand to see you Go
Jimmy Mc Cracklin
Rickmond California
That Ain't Right
Willie Heydon Headon
Let Me Cry
Turn the Hi Fi Down
Louis and Frosty
Train Time
The Platters
Maggie Doesn't Work Here any More
Billy Wright
Change Your Women Change Your Town
Little Richard
Miss Ann
Little Richards Boogie
Don and Dewey
Miss Sue
Justine
Squires
Cindy
Gaylarks
Tell Me Darling
Clovers
Lovey Dovey
The Cliques
Girl in My Dreams
Marvin and Johnny
Tick Tock
Cherry Pie
The Drifters
White Christmas
The Five Keys
Ling Ting Tong
The Chords
Sh Boom
Bp Diddley
Diddey Wah Diddey
Johnny Guitar Watson
MotorHead Baby
Chuck Higgins
Roller Coaster
Somethings Going on in My Room
Pachuko Hop
Duck Walk
Joe Houston
All Night Long
Big Jay Mc Neeley
Ice Water
Johnny Otis
Casting a Spell on you
Hand Jive
Trudy Williams and The Sixteens
Arrow of love
Slim Green and the Cats from Fresno with Al Simmons
Old Folks Boogie
The Jacks
Why Don't You Write Me
The Four Deuces
WPLJ White Port and Lemon Juice
The Spaniels
Play it Cool
There's a Pain in My Heart
The Robins
Ten Days in jail
That's What the good Book Said
What a You Want
Mando and The Chili Peppers
Jim Balcom and the Shades of Rhythm
Coredo Rock
Rosie and the Originals
Angel Baby
Give me Love
The Cadillacs
Let Me Explain
Richard Berry
Get out of the Car
Irvin Big Boy Groves
xxxxx
Wynonie Harris
Fishtail Cadillac
Shake That Thing
Wilbert Harrison
Don't Drop It
The Willows
Church Bells May Ring
The Youngsters
Christmas in Jail
Dreamy Eyes
The Turbans
When You Dance
Willie Egans
Drop Anchor For Me Baby
Willie Joe
Unitar Rock
Cherokee Dance
Penguins
Hey Senorita
Earth Angel
The Crows
Gee
Hank Ballard and the Midnighters
Work With Me Annie
Big Joe Turner
TV Mama
Elmore James
Dust my Blues
Twelve year old boy
Sonny Boy Williamson
Cool Cool Blues
Cool Cool Place to Go
The Southside Jukes
Rocket sixty nine 69
Vernon Green and the Medallions
Buick 59
Did You Have Fun
Edna
Speedin' Speeding

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  • Great Lowdown Blues
    author: blues4sale

    Thanks so much for putting these fine recordings on CD, as a longtime fan of Luke, it's been very much appreciated, great lowdown blues!

  • Awesome rare recording !!!
    author: David (DJ HILL FUNK)Sheather

    I never thought I'd see another Long Gone Miles & to get my hands on this beauty & the music is a pure joy & to hear one of the greatest Blues vocalist through the enthusiastic drunken crowd which is like being in a small sleazy downtown bar,just how we like it & how the blues should be heard !! Many thanks to The Superstitions,John A Williamson for releasing this stuff..got any more John..ha!! Don't let this gem of a Cd pass you by, like Luke's studio albums that are Long Gone..sadly !!

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