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"Sittin' On Top Of The World" was recorded at an Olden Rock Shop concert that John Giraldi, the show's emcee, put together at the Olden (movie) Theater in Trenton, NJ in 1972. It's one of the first incarnations of the band that would later become Hoochie Cooch. The band " Plumeri & Co." featured the dual lead guitar talents of Paul and Joe Zook (who also did the vocals on this), Angelo DiBraccio on sax, Dennis McSorley on drums and Steve Shepard on bass. < LISTEN > in RealOne Player format - OR - < DOWNLOAD
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"Killing Floor" is an (early version) demo from a recording session Hoochie Cooch did in 1975 at a studio in Upper Darby, PA. Local concert promoters Hollow Moon Productions helped the band with recording costs in hopes of the band landing a contract with a major record label. Around that time they were one of the East Coast area's hardest working blues bands playing to packed houses in nightclubs, as well as playing large concerts as the opening act to artists such as The Allman Brothers, Fleetwood Mac and the Chambers Brothers. Paul and Joe once again share guitar duties, with Joe on vocals. Frank Skwara plays bass and Bob Marsley is on drums. < LISTEN > in RealOne Player format - OR - < DOWNLOAD
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