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- Sidney Barnes has a Stone Cold Feeling
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Old record albums are plastic testaments to dreams: sometimes distant, forgotten dreams of their makers.
Sidney Barnes wrote a song called "Stone Cold Feeling" in 1971 that was recorded and nearly forgotten as a B-Side. In an interview with him, I asked about it (a personal favorite of mine) only to discover that he hadn't heard his own creation in nearly forty years. Until I played it for him.
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Piece Description
Old record albums are plastic testaments to dreams: sometimes distant, forgotten dreams of their makers.
Sidney Barnes wrote a song called "Stone Cold Feeling" in 1971 that was recorded and nearly forgotten as a B-Side. In an interview with him, I asked about it (a personal favorite of mine) only to discover that he hadn't heard his own creation in nearly forty years. Until I played it for him.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Cold Feeling | Gene Chandler | Mercury | 1971 | 00:00 |
