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- A1: Lost At Seaflower Cove
- A2: Bedroom Eyes, Double Bass
- A3: The Ballad Of John Vogelin, Vocals, Electric Guitar – Danny Barnes
- A4: Song My Friends Taught Me
- A5: Cannon Fodder, Electric Bass – Fred Chalenor
- B6: Tom Skookum Road
- B7: Tiger Tatoos, Resonator Guitar
- B8: A Shining Lamp
- B9: Ohio Clouds, Electric Guitar – Bill Frisell
- B10: Devil's Hootenanny, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Amy Denio, Banjo – Danny Barnes, Double Bass
- B11: Midnight Singer, Electric Guitar – Bill Frisell
Big John K began singing in church at age five and taught himself to play piano. His performing career actually began in Dayton, Ohio around 1957 where he played with Ray Charles and several members of Count Basie's band. In the late 1950s he recorded around twenty different songs but only six singles were released. He then changed his name to Johnny K. and was signed to Epic Records in 1969. He played shows with Jerry Lee Lewis, Charlie Rich, B.J. Thomas and opened for Jimi Hendrix but left Epic Records in 1971. "Poor Souls" and "Marching Home" were both released on tiny indie labels and remained unknown even in collector circles to this day. The Tramp crew is extremely happy to finally re-release these two cuts - 110% rhythm & blues dynamite!
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