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Thursday, December 01, 2005

The Allisons - You Don't Notice Me
from a cassette

Winston-Salem combo that falls in the "shoulda been famous" catagory. I believe this was recorded at Mitch Easter's Drive-In Studio. I can't remember an actual release from these guys. I know one song ended up on a promotional radio lp called "Let Us Be Heard". Great song from a great band.

Band Members:
Chuck Dale Smith - Guitar, Vocals
Gino Grandinetti - Guitar
Ed Bumgarner - Bass
Eric Marshall - Drums
Jon Healey - Keyboards and Sax

posted by Michael Slawter | 5:00 PM

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