Jimmy Sweeney - Without You
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COMPILATION
1 LP, standard sleeve with booket insert
Original analog Master tape : YES
Heavy Press : 180g
Record color : black
Speed : 33RPM
Size : 12”
Stereo
Studio
Record Press : unspecified
Label : ORG Music
Original Label : ORG Music
Produced by Chris Kennedy
Remastered by Dave Gardner at Infrasonic Sound
Released in 2020
Tracks :
Side A:
1. Without You
2. Deep Blues
3. I Pay With Every Breath
4. It Wouldn't Be The Same (Without You)
5. Desire
6. Danny Boy
7. Don't Come In Here
8. Tobacco Road
Side B:
1. Gonna Find My Sweetheart
2. Flippity Flop
3. Sick, Sick, Sick
4. She Wears My Ring
5. Where You Lead Me (I'll Follow You)
6. Lunch In A Bucket
7. Afraid
8. What'cha Gonna Do About Me
9. Deacon Brown
Reviews :
The story of this compilation begins with a decades old myth; the "mystery singer" on a 10" acetate demo played to Elvis by Sam Phillips in June of 1954. Phillips, who was unable to ascertain the name of the singer, asked Elvis to sing the song as a debut record. The young, unknown Elvis was daunted by the performance. After attempting to record the song, Elvis felt he could not do it justice, and went on to record “That's All Right”. The demo's existence became an urban myth. The singer was finally identified as Jimmy Sweeney in early 2017 by writer Chris Kennedy, whose suspicions were confirmed by multiple sources, including Jimmy's daughter Eugenia. Sweeney’s masterpiece will finally be released under his own name on this compilation. In addition to “Without You”, the album features some of Sweeney’s best recordings, many of which were never released to the public.
Ratings :
Discogs 4.36/5