pdfs of issues 1-10, with thanks to the original sharer
Over
the past ten years I’ve been doing home improvements, laying rugs, building
furniture. I like to go down to Atlantic City, have a good time and come back.
Who cares … I’m a cook at the Blarney Rock restaurant, that’s 267 Madison
Avenue. We got corned beef, roast beef, daily specials … I was workin’ at the
pop factory – Old Dutch pop factory that was on Homan and 13th
somewhere around the ABC club … I had a good job at Ford motor factory – at that
time I was bringing home $377 every two weeks. I was on one of the hardest jobs
in the plant … Being good in this business doesn’t necessarily mean you’re
going to make it. That’s life …
OK...you shocked me with this post! I collect old blues mags and these are hard to locate. Thank you so much for this one and all you do here!
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless!!! All I can manage right now is, "WOW!" and a huge thank you for the PDFS of this brilliant British blues/r'n'b magazines. I'd be over the moon if there are more issues to come, Johnny.
ReplyDeleteSylvie
I too would love to see more issues of this magazine. If you can't post more of them maybe you could let me know of the source? Thank You! soulman5discs@aol.com
ReplyDeleteSylvie, soulpapa,
DeleteGlad you like it. I have 72 issues which I plan to post in batches over the next week or so.
all the best,
Johnny
Fantastic! Thanks Johnny!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I can barely contain my excitement, Johnny (seriously!) Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteSylvie
WOW! Looking forward to all the other issues. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI've downloaded a lot of great music and books that you've put up over the years but this is definitely above and beyond. Thanx heaps!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Thanks for your generosity! Now if I can only find time to read it all!
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ReplyDeleteA bit about Classie Ballou:
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