Edit for headphones. The album mix from this cd 2 "Mr. Wonderful" of Fleetwood Mac's "The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions 1967-1969" (a 1999 six cd remaster) was not exactly what I expected, hence this edit. A cover of a 1952, yes, 1952 song by Elmore James.
I HELD MY BABY LAST NIGHT
(Elmore James/Jules Taub *)
I held my baby last night
until everything was alright
held my baby last night
until everything was alright
she woke up early in the morning,
all she gonna do was fuss and fight
she said baby, baby, baby,
now baby please come back to me
yes, now baby please come back to me
you know I love you baby,
and you know your love is free
now it's past ten in the morning,
and babe and everyting is goin' on wrong
yes, oh baby and everything is goin' all wrong
you know I been with you so long and I
now you been a talk me away from home
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Taub was Jules Biharis' mother's maiden name. Jules, Lester, Saul and Joe Bihari were American businessmen of Hungarian Jewish origins. They were the founders of Modern Records in Los Angeles and its subsidiaries such as Meteor Records based in Memphis. The Bihari brothers were significant players in the process that transformed black music, rhythm and blues, into rock and roll which appealed to white audiences in the 1950s. Trust me, this world wasn't this world if it wasn't for the Jews...
