KILGORE, MERLE - EVERYBODY NEEDS A LITTLE LOVIN'/ERNIE
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: SLEAZY
Release date: 19/10/2018
Barcode: 9404767169610
Catalog no.: SR0000152
Item ID: 469409
Merle recorded these two tracks in 1954 for Imperial Records, a company with whom he would release his first singles under his own name. Although country & western is the main ingredient, the rockabilly guitar and slappin' doublebass would become familiar with his releases. 'Everybody Needs A Little Lovin'' and 'Ernie' are good examples.
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