had a listening session with our good friend MPW
Mike Wallace..........Who picked up an Acetate of:

"A Lizard In A Woman's Skin"

Never released other than a reissue with partial tracks-
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rare classic-

1950's Protools sound card needed a rub down- second hand smoke AKA the life of tobacco engineers in those days tormented this little guy- those days are over.......

I was fortunate to obtain a Rare 3 track reel to reel from: Jack Wiener's son. Jack was the engineer who built Chess Records studio 2120 S. Michigan Ave in Chicago. Late 1950's to Early 1960's.

He was in charge of the studio - which Jack was responsible for engineering the top of the top blues crews-

Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, Drummer: Maurice White, Leonard Caston etc...........

little did I know- in the bottom back of the 3 track cart are spliced tapes of sessions from the late 50's/Early 60's. Artifacts of the edited sessions that took place at Chess Records..............

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