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 Post subject: Lost Classics: Ronnie Hawkins (1970) & The Hawk (1971)
PostPosted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 12:15 pm 
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I just found some vinyl rips of these two albums, and am pretty damn excited, having only heard what was on Duane Allman's Anthology II. Considering who plays on these records I'm assuming that no good can come of the rest of today. Anyone interested in checking them out, let me know.

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Ronnie Hawkins (Cotillion Records - 1970)

Recorded at Muscle Shoal Sound Studios, 3614 Jackson Highway

Personnel:
King Biscuit Boy - Harmonica
Barry Beckett & Scottie Cushnie - Keyboards
Duane Allman, Eddie Hinton & Jimmy Johnson - Guitars
David Hood - Bass
Roger Hawkins - Drums
Sweet Sensations - Backing Vocals

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The Hawk (Cotillion Records -1971)

Recorded at Atlantic South-Criteria Studios, Miami

Personnel:
The Dixie Flyers:
Jim Dickinson - Piano & acoustic Guitar
Mike Utley - Organ
Charlie Freeman - Electric & Acoustic Guitars
Sammy Creason - Drums
Duane Allman - Electric guitar & dobro
Donald "Duck" Dunn - bass

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I would love a link! Thanks mang.
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I could stand some of that, too. Somewhere in the dim past (around '69/'70, I'm guessing), I had an 8 track (yeh, yeh, I know) of the Best Of Ronnie Hawkins.
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This sounds cool.
I would love to check it out, too.

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ill take this. ronnie hawkins is the shit.
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Is this inspired by the special on him on tv tonight?

I just saw the listing while browsing through the guide. Featuring Jeff Healey and some others.
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This is really amazing.
I'm in debt to you for putting this up. I can't believe I hadn't heard of this beforehand.
This is the sort of stuff my parents liked that I now truly appreciate.

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