"Fever" - Lyn Cornell + "Stagger Lee" - Tommy Quickly • Shindig '64 Ep ...


Vintage versions of two well known songs. We have 'Fever' sung live by Lyn Cornell, and 'Stagger Lee' by Tommy Quickly, on Shindig, Oct 7 1964 special episode recorded in London that includes a couple songs with the Beatles. 'Stagger Lee' written- by H. Logan, L. Price - originally sung by Lloyd Price in 1959, later by James Brown, Grateful Dead and many artists. 'Fever' also done by many artists. Plus a tuneful commercial and part of Bacharach and David's 'Always Something There to Remind Me' by Sandie Shaw to round out a deeply musical 7 minute clip. Enhanced picture and improved analog style audio mix. 









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