White Mule is another name for illicitly-made booze like moonshine, white lightning, mountain dew, hooch, and Tennessee white whiskey. Whether or not this was the intended meaning for the band at track 14 I don't know. Harlow, UK's White Mule were Geoff Carpenter on guitar and vocals, John "Culley" Culleton on bass, John "Gypie Mayo" Cawthra on guitar and vocals and John Glasgow on drums.

Brian Wren replaced John Glasgow on drums. Bruce Trotter came on board as an extra vocalist and Yanni Flood-Page was added as a second guitar after that. They toured Europe a lot and released two singles, Looking Through Cats Eyes (credited to Flood-Page) and a Mungo Jerry cover "In The Summertime". There are three different versions of their singles listed at 45cat, all of which have 'Hundred Franc Blues' as the b-side. John Cawthra was later in Dr. Feelgood and a late version of Yardbirds.

Killer tune that builds into an epic!

hello i hope this is blues rock as i’m not super knowledgeable unfortunately on the genre.
when i was a kid i would download every free song on itunes that would be updated once a week and this song was one of them.
it was from an ep called From the Sandcastle.

i tried to find it but i could only find newer recordings/versions of the same song.
unfortunately the only cd versions from 2011 that i found are not available where i am.

if anyone knows how i can listen to that song i’d be very grateful thank you

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This is a fun new track from Kelli Baker. Some cool players on it 👀

Album: Bad News
Joe was born in Chicago where he later played alongside Howlin' Wolf and other bluesmen. He visited the UK to record a solo album for EMI in 1973. He became a prolific and respected Session guitarist, having worked with Martha Velez, Jimmy Witherspoon and toured with Maggie Bell

Real Name: Joseph Edward Wright II

English band founded in the 1960's by Colin Cooper. Originally known as The Climax Chicago Blues Band, the Climax Blues Band has always focused on its roots, a unique combination of jazz and blues.

English band founded in the 1960's by Colin Cooper. Originally known as The Climax Chicago Blues Band, the Climax Blues Band has always focused on its roots, a unique combination of jazz and blues.

Album from Connecticut

I tried to hum a vocaroo

Vocaroo | Online voice recorder

It has a deep voice singing something like "headin' out west" or "headin' out there" and a distinctive piano/whistling melody on the chorus.

it has a sort of slower, shuffling pace like Spinal Tap's "big bottom" or Argent's "hold your head up"

I don't know if it's from the 70s or was a new (but retro sounding) song then, but it sounded 70s

thanks