Let's Ride (Original Version) b/w You Must Go On Format:7" (Black Vinyl) and transcendent performances

and transcendent performances

and local radio

Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday is by no means a sequel to Ghetto: Misfortune’s Wealth—missing are the poignant and bleak sermons on the pain of inner-city existence

it was very hard to keep young guys straight

After expanding from a trio to a quartet and employing a dual-guitar attack with 1997’s In Place of Real Insight

Let's Ride (Original Version) b/w You Must Go On Format:7" (Black Vinyl) and transcendent performancesWillie Junei Lee spent the first half of the 1970s playing guitar with his older brother Robert Lee in the self contained band Lost Weekend, recording a handful of singles and a still unreleased LP. The back half of the decade was spent touring with Albert King, Curtis Mayfield, and The Emotions, before returning home to Gary, Indiana, to focus on his own sound. In 1985, Juneis girlfriend brought home a suite of Fostex home studio gear, including a 12