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People that dont understand the genius of Glenn Danzig...I.E. Samhain , and the transition there in, well, they dont understand genius.

Brenda Lee was famous for her cover on that first song in 1960

Sounded just like his daddy

Silver Star Winner #117 🏆 Awesome 👍 album!!!!! Highly recommend by most Misfits, Samhain, and Danzig fans, I assume, no doubt, though, I haven't heard this album in years. I still love the Hits " In my Grip 💪", Let the Day Begin ", and "Mother of Mercy ". Before I go, I always try my best to recommend something that rocks. For those who love this album, Enjoy. 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Star Winner all the way.😊😊😊

Diablos 88

Weird song.

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed it. 😊

The past is broken like an hourglass And the scattered sand of circumstance Was blinding me to you The rain is whispering to my window pane And drawing crazy patterns On the blind Your face is invading the portals of my eyes And drawing crazy patterns On my mind Who created mist Created your smile And who created rainbows Created you My mind is all entwined In fragrant fields of flowers And the scent puts me outside my mind The past, the rain Your face, mist and rainbows Flowers and the rain are you

Good morning, Capn!

Yes

Me encanta este álbum por cierto tema que aparece en la película: Sueños de Fuga 😊

so cool you have this. thanks for the upload!

EDGAR WINTER - Entrance -----From Wikipedia, Studio album by Edgar Winter Released 1970 Entrance is the first studio album by Edgar Winter, brother of guitarist Johnny Winter who co-wrote most of the material, and is featured on "Tobacco Road". Track listing All tracks are written by Edgar Winter and Johnny Winter, except where noted No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Entrance" 3:31 2. "Where Have You Gone" 2:39 3. "Rise to Fall" 4:04 4. "Fire and Ice" 6:52 5. "Hung Up" 3:14 6. "Back in the Blues" Edgar Winter 2:17 7. "Re-Entrance" 2:29 8. "Tobacco Road" John D. Loudermilk 4:10 9. "Jump Right Out" 4:22 10. "Peace Pipe" E. Winter 4:42 11. "A Different Game" 5:04 12. "Jimmy's Gospel" E. Winter 4:43 Personnel Edgar Winter - vocals, organ, alto saxophone, piano, celeste Randal Dollahon - guitar Gene Kurtz - bass Jimmy Gillen - drums Ray Alonge, Earl Chapin, Brooks Tillotson - horns Paul Gershman, Emanuel Green, Gene Cahn, Ralph Oxman, Russ Savakus - strings Johnny Winter - guitar, harmonica, vocals on "Tobacco Road" Tommy Shannon - bass on "Tobacco Road" "Uncle" John Turner - drums on "Tobacco Road"

Such a Good Album ~I really like this song !~ BIG Fan since day 1~1967

Nice to listen to this without the threat of Fripp confiscating my camera.

Un temaso de tantos que tiene Alan

Marching to Omaha!

My favourite Joe song! Listen to his guitar in the background. No widdly shit, just lovely chords. Prolly a Tele. Crazy Joe stuff! ❤❤❤

Why don’t you record using the tape output from the amp? Microphone in front of a speaker leaves you with a slushy sounding mess (like this)

And the side two... Where is it?

Underrated Album... ❤❤❤❤

🔥🎸 👍🏻👍🏻

I love it!

The sound only comes through one side of the speakers. Please take this down and put a real recording up.

A great choice for an upload - it sounds like a female version of The Beatles! Liked and subscribed.

Bobby Short in his youthful - but not yet famous - prime. "The fabulous Bobby Short" - indeed.

Thank you for the upload! THIS is the version I've been looking for, the album I grew up with as a kid ❤

GOOOooooood~~~!

awsome video

Wow memories. I believe this was the very first album I bought as a 12 year old. If I remember right though, it opened with Riders to the Stars on side 1. EDIT - AH the title of this video has been corrected.

I could be wrong, but I believe "Cut Out" refers to a Hot Rod exhaust modification where you can switch the exhaust to the muffler & tail pipe to straight out of the engine. I love Dave Yorko's guitar work on this one.