ERFleaMarket LITTLE JUNIOR PARKER Driving Wheel ED RUSCHA Records Mystery Train
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Today at Eric Doeringer's ER Flea Market, we are excited to bring you…
Little Junior Parker - Driving Wheel
Record VG / Sleeve Good - some damage to back cover
Duke Records 1962
This was one of the hardest records for Eric to find when he was collecting the albums for his book “Records”. VERY RARE!!!
Herman "Junior" Parker (March 27, 1932 – November 18, 1971) was an American blues singer and musician from Memphis, Tennessee. He is best remembered for his unique voice, which has been described as "honeyed" and "velvet-smooth". He was posthumously inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2001. Parker wrote the song “Mystery Train”, which was later made famous by Elvis Presley and which provided the title for critically-acclaimed works by author Greil Marcus (1975) and a filmmaker Jim Jarmusch (1989).
Tracklist
A1 Driving Wheel
A2 I Need Love So Bad
A3 Foxy Devil
A4 Someone Broke This Heart Of Mine
A5 How Long Can This Go On
A6 Yonders Wall
B1 Annie Get Your Yo-Yo
B2 Tin Pan Alley
B3 Someone Somewhere
B4 Seven Days
B5 The Tables Have Turned
B6 Sweet Talking Woman
This is the actual LP Eric photographed for his book “Records” (2011), a remake of Ed Ruscha’s “Records” (1971).
Each album contains an original Ex Libris Eric Doeringer stamp, signifying the album is deaccessioned from Eric's personal library established during his High School years.
All items sold here at Eric Doeringer’s ER Flea Market come with a 11" x 8.5" image of the item, autographed by Eric Doeringer. Each print is printed on epson archival paper. Perfect for framing.
no refunds.
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