The Atomic Telephone

“The Atomic Telephone,” written by Henry Glover and Eddie Smith (Syd Nathan, owner of King Records, got a co-writing credit too, as “Lois Mann”). Recorded by the Spirit of Memphis Quartet, 1951. Label-mates The Harlan County Four (aka Brown’s Ferry Four) recorded a country quartet version a month later.

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Atomic Baby

“Atomic Baby,” written by Frank Haywood and Micky B. Tucker, recorded by Amos Milburn in 1950 but unissued.

Amos Milburn (piano, vocals). Don Wilkinson (tenor sax), Willie Simpson (tenor and baritone sax), Johnny Brown (guitar), Harper Crosby (bass), Lawrence Norman (drums).

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Radioactive Mama

“Radioactive Mama,” written and performed by Sheldon Allman, 1960.

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