Born Herman Parker on March 3, 1927 in West Memphis, Arkansas, Junior Parker was a highly respected blues vocalist and harmonica player and is probably best known as the author of Elvis Presley's 1955 classic, "Mystery Train." Parker performed with noted blues artists over his career to inclue: Sonny Boy Williamson II, Howlin' Wolf, and B.B. King. This 1969 45 from Vintage Basement - www.vintagebasement.com features one of Parker's last hits, "Ain't 'Gon Be No Cuttin' Loose," and on the B-Side you'll hear "I'm So Satisfied." The Blue Rock label, featured on this record, was just one of three labels Parker recorded under, the others being Minit and Capitol. Add this famed recording to your vinyl collection today and let your other blues enthusiast friends know you "Do It In The Basement!"
