“Carolina”
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“Rich Man’s Country”
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“Needle in the Rain”
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“The Strike”
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“Waitress In A Smoky Place”
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“One Week in New York”
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“A Man’s Got To”
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“Hey Hey Hey Hey”
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“Hotel Highway”
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“Angeline”
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“Fernandina”
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“Fly, Little Eagle”
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“Song of the Woods”
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“Holy”
What the hell is a “Shug”?
🙂
I liked it back then (1990) — four letters, unique word, no first name, no last name, just a stage name.
The album “A Shug’s Delight” was produced in an apartment in Montgomery County, Maryland over a few days in the winter o’ 1990 with co-producer David Bergstein, a talented blues guitarist and expert audio engineer — in search of perfection outside of a built studio, Dave would unplug the apartment’s refrigerator to reduce ambient and line noise reaching the recording on a Tascam 4-track.
In those days, the rhythm was laid in first and the “band” added track by track, an arduous process, and that’s what David and I managed.
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