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Mean Old Frisco - Little Walter

Blues echoes in four styles 1965

Little Walter’s take on Mean Old Frisco crackles with urban swing and harp-driven fire, while Snooks Eaglin delivers a laid-back, New Orleans-infused version—rich with that Creole flair and guitar finesse.

1959

Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup first recorded Mean Ole Frisco in the early '40s—just voice and guitar, nothing else needed.

1943

Nearly twenty years later, he returned to the track with a full band and electric edge. Both versions hit differently, but the heart stays the same.

1962

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1967 The Ripper strikes four times!

No frills, no mercy—One Way Streets blast through Jack the Ripper with garage punk energy that’s both primal and chaotic.

This is the B-side of We All Love Peanut Butter.

The original, by Clarence Stacy came out in 1961, but here's the most famous version by Screaming Lord Sutch recorded in

1963

There's even a live video from

1964

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Quadruple Dose of My Generation — Flagged but worth It!

Posted a quadruple dose of "My Generation" earlier- Count Five/Patti Smith/The Who/Instrumental version, but Tumblr’s filter flagged it.

If you’ve got sensitive content turned off, you can still check it out here.