24-Carat Black – Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday

24-Carat Black – Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday

$ 28.00
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This release was made possible after the people at Numero Group found some original tapes decaying in Bruce Thompson's basement below the South side of Chicago, while hunting for a 45 produced by Thompson. Out of the 20 tracks found, only those 6 hadn't flaked off their reels. Some of them all were written by Warren as far back as 1965. A3 was issued in 1968 and produced under the name Bobbie Dee, which was one of Robert Dunson's pseudonym.

Recorded from late 1974 to 1975 at Universal Studios, Chicago.

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