Other Mixes By hemizen
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The Night Johnny Ace Died
| Artist | Song | |
| Johnny Ace |
Pledging My Love 
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| Hank Thompson & His Brazo Valley Boys | The Wild Side of Life | |
| Albert Ammons & Meade "lux" Lewis | Boogie Woogie Blues | |
| Hank Williams | Lovesick Blues | |
| Red Foley | Tennessee Saturday Night | |
| Elvis Presley | A Big Hunk O' Love | |
| Guitar Slim | Sufferin' Mind | |
| Chuck Berry | The Things I Used to Do | |
| Ray Price | Heartaches By the Number | |
| Patsy Cline | Wakin' After Midnight | |
| Professor Longhair | Every Day I Have the Blues | |
| Fats Domino | Walking to New Orleans | |
| James Brown | Why Do You Do Me | |
| Johnny Cash | Give My Love to Rose | |
| Lucinda Williams | Drunken Angel | |
| Kris Kristofferson | Sunday Morning Coming Down | |
| Ray Wylie Hubbard | The Sun Also Rises | |
| Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings | 100 Days | |
| Loretta Lynn | Mrs. Leroy Brown | |
| Ernest Tubb | Walking The Floor Over You | |
| Steve Earle And The Del McCoury Band | Leroy's Dustbowl Blues | |
| Bob Dylan | Boogie Woggie Country Girl | |
| The Band | Do the Honky Tonk | |
| Charlie Rich | Who Will The Next Fool Be | |
Comment:
Title taken from and mix inspired the James Lee Burke short story.
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Yowsir! Looks poifectly amazin'!
I love that old Ray Price song.
I haven't read the story, but if it's half as good as this mix, I'm there.
listened to the mix on the trip home. it's off to the library to catch up on James Lee Burke.
Whole lotta good stuff here.
I don't know the story either, but this looks great! So many killer picks...
oh my god this is gorgeous - hank, elvis, chuck, patsy cline, james brown, johnny cash, lucinda williams, kris krisofferson, bob dylan, the band - so full of favorites, i'm salivating as i download...
OMFG! First they killed Uncle Freddy and now...Johnny Ace?!!? Nice blues and country combo!
Lots I'm digging here. Can't wait to listen to it.
The late great Johnny Ace. Not a foul ball on here, pure home runs, as has come to be expected.
Here's the story for those interested.
loads to love here - and I reckon our absent friend Cruella would also enjoy this. Faves for me are 6 to 12 and 22 to 24.Thanks to Doowad too for the link to the story; I hadn't heard it before.
Wow I LOVE this!!! Downloading immediately...
Shee--oot, Terry...now don't this jus' plum beat all. Slick muh hair back with 3-n-1 and crank this puppy up!
I can only say... ditto to what has been stated before. Thanks for the links!
This is GREAT! Thanks for the story and the links.
My dad is a fan of James Lee Burke. Re this mix, a little too country for me to know much...there's more rocking horses than rocking cowboys in England.
looks really great. nice one.
This looks very intricately conceived and masterfully executed. Love the level of effort evident throughout!
I agree with all the great comments here. A work of mixing genius, Terry.. God bless Fats Domino.
marvellous, years since I read him, better check out if there is any new ones
Love the 10-12 stretch, the Lucinda and the Earle/ McCroury track.
Awesome, awesome mix! Perfect for the story.