If you’re wondering why you haven’t seen or heard much here lately, here’s the latest evidence:
Your correspondent is typing with only his left hand. He is not left-handed.
Nor is there a good story to go with it. Unless you are a passionate Green Bay Packers fan and are somehow warmed by the notion that the injury was sustained while pulling out old negatives of newspaper photos to be published in our new coffee-table book about your club.
When did this happen? Well, it might have been 1986, maybe 1987, maybe even 1988. That’s where I was in the files at the time.
My luck was better the other day over at Amazing Records, our local used vinyl emporium. No wrists were sprained in snagging the albums these tunes come from.
“The Letter,” Al Green, from “Green Is Blues,” 1969.
“Getting It On,” Dennis Coffey and the Detroit Guitar Band, from “Evolution,” 1971.
Amazing records indeed. Both are out of print but can be found.
Also …
A side of Mother’s Finest featured this month on our other blog, The Midnight Tracker.
Three from the Mighty Clouds of Joy in our guest post over at The Vinyl District.