Jan 16, 2019
Wayne Raney with Sleepy LaBeef
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Wayne Raney with Sleepy LaBeef
The family tree with all the caricatures was JD’s idea. He wanted all of his long dead influences sprouting from his head. I hadn’t done any caricatures in a while so this was a return to form for me. My favorites are Calloway, Bolger, Wells and Lux.
Watch the FULL VIDEO HERE!
We need a whole lot more of Jesus, and a lot less rock and roll Ridiculous as this song is, some pretty impressive harmonica playing.
Hank Locklin "Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me?"
I love this song! It's great for all forms of listening, dancing, etc. This song was written by Lonnie Glosson and Wayne Raney and has been recorded over 15 times. It was recorded by Locklin in 1960, and released on his popular album, Please Help Me, I'm Falling.
Sensational new "picture way," Lonnie (Glosson) and Wayne's (Raney) own guitar bargain!
Wayne Raney, The Delmore Brothers - Rabon and Alton and Lonzo and Oscar - 1950
