One-Off Memphis Slim Live Recording Found In Charity Shop
. When Peter Heseltine died recently, many of his records were donated to the Oxfam shop in Huntingdon - where the Slim recording was discovered by manager Geoffrey Stalker. He tells the Lynn News: "I rang the sound archive at the British Library, and as they were so very interested, I donated it to them. The British Library think this may be the only existing recording. It's of such historical interest, the team are very excited. "They're currently digitizing it, and they'll make it available to the public at some point." Read more here. The Blues Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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