The Dark End of the Street - James Carr

From 1967 "The Dark End of the Street" is a 1967 written by Dan Penn and Chips Moman and first recorded by James Carr.
The best cheatin' song ever? Could be! Dark and byzantine, all shadows and mystery! Hard not to love this tune!

[@stephaniewhite5644]

Beautiful 🤩

[@BlindPigAndTheAcorn]

Great guitar solo and snare work!

[@brucegibson218]

Bravo! Very cool groove! Love it all! Really great guitar solo, Doug! ❤🎉

[@DEOTY1]

Great job Douglas! 🥳🎶🎵🎸

[@redguitar12]

Love it!

[@123446809]

fab with all kinds of tones and flavor layers out of the collection of guitars

[@123446809]

enlighten us on the instrument brands . Is that a hofner bass and how about the acoustic and red vintage hollow body beauty thanks JC .

[@djczep]

@@123446809 the acoustic is a fairly new Recording King. The bass is a Kay Speed Demon from the 60’s I think and the electric is a similar vintage Kay Red Devil with Speed Demon pick ups!

[@123446809]

@@djczep a really interesting collection . They all sound great in your talented hands . I'm enjoying all your post cheers from glenny G California. thanks for the answer to my questions. I have a pretty large collection but find myself playing this inexpensive gretch in torino green a lot

[@djczep]

@@123446809I’d love to have a Gretsch!