Saturday, March 29, 2008
Steady Wailin Sid
Steady Wailin Sid - Spirit of 76 with Love
The extremely raer Indiana Soul LP from 1976 on Rocksteady Records out of Evansville,Ind.Not to much info on this one.I have seen it on a couple walls and indiana45s.com .
I know Sid released a few 45's and thats about it for the Lp's.
On the heater chart i would say its about a 5 out of ten.Not the greatest album back to front but this song Mechanic it one of my favorites.
I Uploaded a few for the people of the internets.My Favs on the record.
Mechanic - Steady Wailin Sid
Spirit of 76 - Steady Wailin Sid
When Times Were Good - Steady Wailin Sid
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I met Sid the other day in Evansville, where I was on business. He told me of writing for the Black newspaper in Evansville in the 1950's, and recording at Stax and Willie Mitchell's studios in Memphis. He knew Sunbeam Mitchell, the legendary owner of Memphis' Club Paradise, and used to own his own nightclub called the Kitty Kat Lounge on Riverside drive in Evansville. The album was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee. Today, Sid still lives in Evansville, and owns the city's only Black weekly newspaper. He can be occasionally seen performing at Deerheads Sidewalk Cafe in Evansville.
Hello Shoot Breeze,
Thanx for the samples:
real killer soul!!!!
I love it.
I chase this one since couple of years, unfortunatly without succes...
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Sid is the man! Used to chill with him a bit down at the civic center and still have one of his tapes he mixed for me somewhere. I was searching for that one that has the drug lyrics like "cola...but I ain't talking bout soda-pop" -- "syrup...but you sure don't put it on a waffle top"
And my dad's fave, Aura Lee (I want you to do a thang ta me).
hit me at superfakemail at hawtmail.com if you have any good copies...otherwise I'll just track him down again
Still remember the headline NINE ONE ONE OH ONE! from 9/11 when he used to send my dad a copy of his rag.
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