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Reuben Bell, “Another Day Lost,” Murco Records, 1969, Shreveport, LA

Murco Records began in the small Bayou record shop by Dee Marais in Shreveport, LA, released a small number of amazing soul singles.

One of my favorites on the label, Reuben Bell, was born in 1945 in Jefferson, TX and raised in Shreveport. This was his second record for the Murco Label.

Source information from “Shreveport Sounds and Black and White,” edited by Lornell/Laird, University of

Mississippi Press. Source recording made from my copy.

Tony Owens, “I’ll Be There'” Soulin Records,  1967, New Orleans, LA

Sound recording from my copy.

Joe Haywood, “I Would if I Could'” 1966, New Orleans, LA

Recorded at the famed J&M studios with Cosimo Matassa.

Sound recording from my copy, leased to Rampage Records, #1001