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All of my albums are in storage and I bought the 2 record set back in the early
80's. I don't remember the label but I will find out for you. I believe all of
Lonnie's early albums are half vocal half instrumental, check out "The Wham of
that Memphis Man" and "From here to Fraterenity". The double record set that I
have is a compilation of his instrumentals from these and other early albums.
Ralph
Bob Steingraber <> wrote:
Lonnie Mack is a killer! His instumental stuff is darn near
unbeatable. Who put out the 2 record set of Lonnie's instrumentals?
I'd love to get my hands on that! I've seen Pete playing guitar with
the Nighthawks, and he's great. But to me, Thackery is untouchable.
Bugs Henderson (from Texas) is another blues-rock guy that does some
very respectable surf.
Bob S.
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> Lonnie Mack also released an incredible amount of instrumental
stuff back in the day. I have a two record set of nothing but
Lonnie's instrumentals, I wish he would release it on cd. I've
jammed with Pete Cannaris a couple of times at open mic blues nights
in Poughkeepsie NY. He replaced Thackery in the Nighthawks.
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> Jimmy Thackery's version of "Apache" (especially live) rivals any
> version I've ever heard. In fact, I would say that hearing his
> version of "Apache", and my discovery of the Mermen (both in the
> 90's) brought me back to instrumental surf music after years of
> being focussed elsewhere. Thackery's blues and rock material is
> KILLER, but I wish the guy would play more surf, spy and spagetti
> western stuff. Jimmy is as fine a guitarist as I've ever heard.
> Freddie King's surf stuff is very cool, too. Danny Morris is
another
> blues guy that plays some pretty good surf.
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