I am going to make a small change to the format. I am thinking that I can create milk 2 posts a week out of this feature. Starting on Thursday (tomorrow, Friday in Australia and Thursday thirty in Newfoundland (that’s a Canadian in joke)) I will post the big question. You will have a couple of days, three if I’m too lazy to post the answer. I will then post the answer and the winner on Saturday morning. Is It Possible To See It All, striving to maximize quality content for you the reader. This leaves me the answer to Monday’s question to tie up the loose end of the old format.
The previous question was:
Q: Sun Records is famous for Sam Phillips discovering and recording Elvis, among others. What was the first song released by Sun, and by who?
The answer is:
In March of 1952 Sun Records released “Drivin Slow’. Johnny was a 16-year-old saxophone player and he sounds real good. It starts a bit slow with some piano, then the sax comes in, and then it takes off. Pretty good tune.
Drivin’ Slow
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We had no winner this time, so Lisa at Gripping Life retains the award, at least until Saturday or Sunday, depending on the hangover.
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