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(1951) ''Can't Love Me And My Money Too'' Latge B. Lawson & James Scott Jr

STUDIO SESSION FOR LATGE B. LAWSON & JAMES SCOTT JR. AT THE MEMPHIS RECORDING SERVICE PROBABLY 1951 MEMPHIS RECORDING SERVICE 706 UNION AVENUE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE STUDIO SESSION: PROBABLY 1951/1952 SESSION HOURS: UNKNOWN PRODUCER AND RECORDING ENGINEER - SAM C. PHILLIPS The Blues Rockers had been played together for three or four years in Mississippi before their one session at Union Avenue and they had a distinctive style based on the twin guitars of James Scott Jr. and Charles McClelland. Nothing much is known about L.B. Lawson, who sings in deep measured tones on this cacophonous boogie, and is dramatically countered by the coruscating guitar lines of James Scott Jr. Drummer Robert Fox is strangely subdued throughout, and so the rhythm is rather dictated by Charles McClelland on rhythm guitar who evinces an assurance which, one imagines, comes from playing regularly in the same tight combo. It is unclear whether Sam Phillips intended to pitch this group to Modern or Chess, but you can't help feeling that with a little more rehearsal the twin guitars could have made this pretty special. (BT) (MH) "CAN'T LOVE ME AND MY MONEY TOO" Composer: - Latge B. Lawson Publisher: - B.M.I. - Copyright Control Matrix number: - None - Not Originally Issued (2:27) Recorded: - Probably 1951/1952 Released: - 1986 First appearance: - Charly Records (LP) 33rpm Sunbox 105 mono SUN RECORDS - THE BLUES YEARS 1950 - 1956 Reissued: - 1996 Charly Records (CD) 500/200rpm CDSUNBOX 7-1-23 mono SUN RECORDS - THE BLUES YEARS 1950 - 1958 Name (Or. No. Of Instruments) Latge B. Lawson - Vocal & Tube Shaker James Scott Jr. - Guitar Charles McClelland - Guitar Robert Fox - Drums or Tub Bass © - 706 UNION AVENUE SESSIONS - ©