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From: keithd@cadovax.UUCP (Keith Doyle)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: Nrbq
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Date: Wed, 5-Jun-85 18:23:06 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun  5 18:23:06 1985
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Back in the 60's I had checked out NRBQ's first album from the local
library.  I thoroughly enjoyed 'Rocket #9' (written by Sun Ra if I 
remember right), as well as a couple others.  Later I tried to find
a copy and couldn't find the first album but tried a couple others.
Kind of country funk, I liked some but not others.  Recently I finally
found a copy of the first album, it may have been re-issued.  If you
liked Rocket #9, you'll probably like the album 'Carl Perkins with NRBQ'
as it has 2 wacky numbers, "Dr. Howard Dr. Fine Dr. Howard" and 
"Flat Foot Floozy" which I liked for similar reasons as "Rocket #9"

On a similar note, anyone remember "Juicy Lucy"?  They had about 5 albums
out, several of which I have.  The first was by far the best, as the
deep voiced vocalist (I forgot his name) was only on that one.

Keith Doyle
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