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Apaches "trying To Make Ends Meet" Big 8

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Georgieboy Mahood had one on his latest sales list as far as I remenber! Good Luck Tommy!

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I prefer the Earl English & Apaches version on Six Toe. The guitar is cooler and less twangy and it just seems to have a more urgent quality about it. Although you haven't got the killer flip on that version and the audio cuts to one channel near the end where someone knocked a lead out in the recording studio apparently. Damn that cleaner!

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I prefer the Earl English & Apaches version on Six Toe. The guitar is cooler and less twangy and it just seems to have a more urgent quality about it. Although you haven't got the killer flip on that version and the audio cuts to one channel near the end where someone knocked a lead out in the recording studio apparently. Damn that cleaner!

Agree, but it seems like the Earl English is harder to get..and the flipside on Apaches is a bonus!

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Agree, but it seems like the Earl English is harder to get..and the flipside on Apaches is a bonus!

It's funny, the flip on the Earl English version is also fantastic, but it's a real oddball down tempo, hippy psyche, stoner of a tune. The Apaches flip is awesome, better than the other side IMHO.

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