Eddie Cochran – Great Hits
Poor Eddie Cochran died in a taxi cab accident in the UK on the way to the airport in 1960 when he was thrown from the car and sustained a fatal head injury. Gene Vincent was with him, and suffered a broken leg which caused him to limp for the rest of his life.
Standout track on this one for me is Eddie’s original “Twenty Flight Rock“.
Liner notes by Brian Setzer
Bob Dylan & The Band – The Basement Tapes 
Standout track for me is Yazoo Street Scandal on Side 1:
I saw the Rhythm Pigs once at the old 9:30 club before I lived in DC. I forget what year. I think the original version of Shudder to Think opened for them, and that was the first time I saw them too. There’s a cover of the Peanuts theme on this record! What are these guys up to now?
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