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  2. Somethin Smith & The Redheads It's A Sin To Tell A Lie (1955)
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  4. Dada Dizz Knee Land
  5. So famous for playing the ho' and the b00b flash on The Gong Show. NBC banned her from further appearances on the show for that. She just passed away last month at 94. RIP Ms. Morgan, thank you for all the belly laughs during your run on The Gong Show.
  6. The Platters Only You (1955)
  7. Jaye P Morgan That's All I Want From You (1955)
  8. The Ames Brothers The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane (1955)
  9. Gisele Mackensie Hard To Get (1955)
  10. Perry Como Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So) 1955
  11. Art Mooney Honey Babe (1955)
  12. Fess Parker Ballad Of Davy Crocket (1955)
  13. Grateful Dead St. Steven
  14. Are you looking to replace broken/damaged originals? Or are you looking for a replacement solution?
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  16. The Presidents of the United States LUMP
  17. OMG you are absolutely right - I swapped the stages in my mind somewhere and stuck with it. Thanks for the correction.
  18. Eric Essix, Streets of Gold was released on July 17, 2026. "Since the release of his debut album, First Impressions, in 1988, guitarist Eric Essix has remained committed to documenting his musical journey—offering listeners an intimate look into both the artist and the man behind the music. As Eric often says, he has maintained consistency “by keeping my head down, moving forward, and focusing on the work.”" You can read the rest of the review here...
  19. TFM-25 trying to find binding post for this amp; all ones Ive seen the mounting post is about 2x to big around
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  21. Nat King Cole A Blossom Fell (1955)
  22. Joan Weber Let Me Go Lover (1955)
  23. The Chordettes Mr Sandman (1955)
  24. The Four Lads Moments To Remember (1955)
  25. Georgia Gibbs Tweedle Dee (1955)
  26. Fontane Sisters Hearts Of Stone (1955)
  27. Skinny Hightower, Feels Like Destiny was released on August 21, 2026. "Skinny Hightower blends jazz, funk and 1970s soul into a modern, deeply personal sound, revealing a remarkably versatile musician with plenty more to say." You can read the rest of the review here...
  28. Frank Sinatra Learning The Blues (1955)
  29. Tennessee Earnie Ford Sixteen Tons (1955)
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