junco partner造句

• According to some sources, the song served as a template for the 1951 song, " Junco Partner ".
• At the same time his recording of " Junco Partner ", recorded with Eddie Sauter's Orchestra, was released.
• He followed it up with " Junco Partner ( Worthless Man ) " in 1952, recorded by Shad in Atlanta, Georgia.
• After he played a glittering two-fisted solo on " Junco Partner, " the band blasted a hard-rock finale.
• Bob Dylan's 1986 album, " Knocked Out Loaded ", took its title from a " Junco Partner " lyric.
• The song also directly inspired the song " Junco Partner ", first recorded in 1951 by James Waynes and later also widely covered by other musicians.
• Best tracks : the lovely instrumental " Lah Tee Tah " and the loose second take of " Junco Partner " that closes the disc . 3 stars.
• In 1976, Professor Longhair covered it for his " Rock'n'Roll Gumbo " album, and James Booker did the same for his homonymous album, " Junco Partner ".
• One of the first acts he managed during this period was Junco Partners, a blues band which succeeded the Animals as the house band at Columbia ( the EMI label ) and the French Barclay Records, with one of its first releases being co-produced by Stigwood and Vicki Wickham.
• He later recorded it again, this time in Kingston, Jamaica, with The Clash for their triple hit album " Sandinista ! ", released in 1980, which included two versions : a reggae version, " Junco Partner ", and a dub version, " Version Pardner ".
• Without being pedantic about it, Spitzer also enhanced the show with his scholar's knowledge, for instance explaining after Dr . John's cover of " Junco Partner " how its syncopation grew out of inmates'work songs at the Angola state prison in Louisiana and was called the " jailbird beat ."
• The Club A'Gogo was to become Newcastle's most celebrated venue, particularly after it was the subject of a best-selling song by The Animals who were house band there ( to be replaced by The Junco Partners when The Animals became an international act ), and saw 1960s concerts by Captain Beefheart, Sting and Bryan Ferry.
• Fully credited to himself, Chuck Berry's 1961 " The Man and the Donkey " is based on the " Junco Partner " melody with a story based on a traditional West African tale heard on other songs such as Willie Dixon's " Signifying Monkey " ( 1947 ) or Oscar Brown, Jr .'s " Signifying Monkey " ( 1960 ).