Good Rockin' Tonight

[TonyS]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.

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[Mister Moon]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
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Funnily, Fontana is not featured on the record.

[TonyS]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
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Funnily, Fontana is not featured on the record.

Yes, I knew and know, and he even said it himself when I asked him to sign it while with him back in Memphis in August of 1984.
Nevertheless he did work with Elvis, Scotty & Bill (as I said to him) so he signed it.
The link isn't too tenuous.

[John]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
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He ruined it by writing over the track list like that. Just bin it.

[TonyS]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
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He ruined it by writing over the track list like that. Just bin it.

OK then.

[Mister Moon]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
image.jpeg

Funnily, Fontana is not featured on the record.

Yes, I knew and know, and he even said it himself when I asked him to sign it while with him back in Memphis in August of 1984.
Nevertheless he did work with Elvis, Scotty & Bill (as I said to him) so he signed it.
The link isn't too tenuous.

Don't pay me no mind. It's a very cool item. I was just pointing out the obvious, although it was originally believed that Fontana played drums with Elvis at 706 Union.

[TonyS]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
image.jpeg

Funnily, Fontana is not featured on the record.

Yes, I knew and know, and he even said it himself when I asked him to sign it while with him back in Memphis in August of 1984.
Nevertheless he did work with Elvis, Scotty & Bill (as I said to him) so he signed it.
The link isn't too tenuous.

Don't pay me no mind. It's a very cool item. I was just pointing out the obvious, although it was originally believed that Fontana played drums with Elvis at 706 Union.

Back in 1984 that was still a thought, but during our conversation he told me himself that he never played with Elvis on Union Ave.
Anyway, I took John's advice and binned it today.

[Mister Moon]

Same title, different record.
The 'import' version ( cough, cough ) autographed by D J Fontana.
image.jpeg

Funnily, Fontana is not featured on the record.

Yes, I knew and know, and he even said it himself when I asked him to sign it while with him back in Memphis in August of 1984.
Nevertheless he did work with Elvis, Scotty & Bill (as I said to him) so he signed it.
The link isn't too tenuous.

Don't pay me no mind. It's a very cool item. I was just pointing out the obvious, although it was originally believed that Fontana played drums with Elvis at 706 Union.

Back in 1984 that was still a thought, but during our conversation he told me himself that he never played with Elvis on Union Ave.

I don't think he ever played at 706 Union at all. I think he played on a few early 60s Sun productions recorded either at 639 Madison or at Phillips' Nashville studio, but I'm speaking from memory.