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dubbed the "Eric Clapton of Denim", this world-famous British fashion designer invented stretch jeans; he also rips it up on blues harmonica & vocals, feat. guests Otis Grand, Doris Troy & Slim Jim Phantom
Personnel: Pete Golding (vocals, harmonica); Alex Golding (vocals, guitar); Mike Sanchez (vocals, piano); April de Silva, Doris Troy, April Da Silva (vocals); Ed Deane, Otis Grand (guitar); Eddie Gray (violin); Pete Thomas , Martin Dobson, Dave Spence (horns); Ian Jennings (upright bass); Mark Bryant, Slim Jim Phantom (drums).
Recording information: Elephant Studios; Marcus Studios, London, England.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Doris Troy; Slim Jim Phantom.
Stretching The Blues Music Peter Golding Stretching The Blues Songs | 1. | Good Rockin' Tonight |
| 2. | Stretching the Blues |
| 3. | Thanks to the Blues |
| 4. | Fashion Designer Blues |
| 5. | Buglar Jump |
| 6. | Treasure of the Blues |
| 7. | Stumble, The |
| 8. | Crucify Me |
| 9. | Living in a Memory |
| 10. | Chatanoogie Shoe Shine Boy |
| 11. | Petes' Bop |
| 12. | Blues in the Night/Train |
| 13. | Good Rockin' Tonight (Finale) |
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Personnel: Debbie Davies (vocals, guitar); David Brown (trumpet); Anthony Geraci (piano); Jeremy Baum (organ); Chris Layton (drums).
Audio Mixer: John Anthony.
Recording information: Hit Shack, Austin, TX; Loft Bronxville, NY.
Photographers: Debbie Davies; Marcus Accord.
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