Ten fave unreleased tracks chosen from my yearly Favorites lists

Today………from 1954

THE DIABLOS – MY KIND OF LOVIN’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzjUurPO54Q

Devora’s best boys blown here by “The Wind” straight from the street corners of Detroit with a memorable jump number “My Kind Of Lovin’”
first recorded in 1954 for Fortune Records but which was sadly
overlooked for release at the time.

First released on the LP “Daddy Rock : The Legendary Nolan Strong With
The Diablos” LP on Fortune in 1984

See here for more info on this album https://www.lexjansen.com/fortune/diablos.htm

“My Kind Of Lovin’” ranked #62 most successful entrant in the 2014 Unreleased Battle

THE DRIFTERS – THREE THIRTY THREE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhw0T0VhywU

Private Clyde McPhatter’s last session with the Drifters (whilst on
leave) on October 24 1954 featured him (ld ten vcl),Gerhart Thrasher
(ten vcl) Andrew Thrasher (bar vcl) Bill Pinkney (bs vcl) and produced
said “Three Thirty Three” (that went unissued until 1971) plus “Everyone’s Laughing”,”Sugar Coated Kisses” and “Hot Zigetty”

In depth look at the early Clyde & The Drifters career by the ever
reliable Unca Marvy
https://www.uncamarvy.com/Drifters/drifters.html

First released on LP “Their Greatest Recordings : The Early Years”
(Atco) in 1971

This was #2 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

THE FIVE KEYS – TEETH AND TONGUE WILL GET YOU HUNG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kazUfai-Ujg

From the notorious July 1 1954 session that the guys did for RCA’s
Groove subsid that caused a big problem-since The Five Keys were still
legally signed to the Aladdin label. Four tracks were recorded
that day including the proposed single “I’ll Follow You”/”Lawdy Miss Mary” which were all shelved
when the problem became apparent (thus opening the door for Capitol to
woo the boys into their arms)

The other two tracks recorded for Groove were buried in the
vaults---“When Will My Troubles End” and the track in question
here---the Leroy Kirkland penned “Teeth And Tongue Will Get You Hung” on which (as with the other Groove tracks) the lead is taken by Maryland
Pierce

Much more detailed writeup on the Keys here by---you guessed it---Unca
Marvy of course
https://www.uncamarvy.com/5Keys/5keys.html

This track was rated #84 in the list of entrants in the Unreleased
Battle

GUITAR SLIM – GUITAR SLIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-eD-yqch5s

Not to be confused with the several other artists with “Guitar Slim” in their moniker this is Eddie
“Guitar Slim” Jones of that ilk we are talking about here. The guy that topped the US R&B charts in 1954
with his classic “The Things I Used To Do”. And who cut several other classic sides since (and before!)
including the title in contention here---"Guitar Slim” cut for Specialty
in 1954 but that sadly went
unreleased at the time (until rescued in 1970 on the Specialty LP “The Things I Used To Do”)

This one by Slim came in at #15 in the most successful entrants chart in
the Unreleased Battle

THE HAWKS – HE’S THE FAT MAN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQLIYqr2XQ

One of the better vocal groups to come out of New Orleans The Hawks had somewhat of a checkered history being a composite of two original
groups. On April 13 1954 when this song was recorded the Hawks comprised
Allen Matthews (aka “Fats” Matthews or Fat Man Matthews) (the lead here),Willie Thrower,Joe Gaines,Albert Veal and Buddy Morris.

“He’s The Fat Man” was finally released on the LP “Rhythm & Blues Vol.1 : The End Of An Era” on Imperial LM-94003 (Legendary Masters series) in
1968

In depth look at The Hawks by Marv Goldberg https://www.uncamarvy.com/Hawks/hawks.html

This was #23 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

JIMMY McCRACKLIN – NIGHT AND DAY

Anyone expecting the crooning “Night and day you are the one…..” famous old Cole Porter number is going to be sorely disappointed---no,that’s
not the word---I mean DELIGHTED..by this solid r&b jumper that Jimmy &
the band recorded for Modern back in 1954. Sadly this one slipped
through the net when new releases were being considered and lay in the
vaults for decades until its appearance on “The Chronological Jimmy McCracklin 1951-1954” Classics set in 2007

Incredibly this only rated #259 in the Unreleased Battle

It crashed out in Round One as seen below :-

6 Jimmy McCracklin -- Night And Day -- Modern -- 1954
6 Roy Hall -- Move On -- Decca -- 1955

Draw #1 and since I voted McCracklin........

THE PELICANS – DOWN IN MEXICO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Edhe5jZ4lI

Comprising Walter Lewis,Willie Hannah,Carl Leadbetter and Walter Brown
this group from New Orleans-besides cutting their own material for
Imperial also “moonlighted” as The Kidds on Post and Imperial (“Drunk Drunk Drunk” is particularly memorable)

ALL their material---both Pelicans and Kidds----came from the same
recording session---their ONLY one---recorded by The Pelicans in Los
Angeles on August 20 1954

“Down In Mexico” was released on the LP “Rhythm & Blues Vol.2 : Sweet & Greasy” on Imperial LM-94005 (Legendary Masters series) in 1968

This one came in at #38 in the Unreleased Battle

CARL PERKINS – HONKY TONK BABE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWtMv09s1Gw

The very first track ever laid down by Carl Perkins at Sun Studios in
Memphis. That session took place 10th October 1954 ft. Carl Perkins
(vcl,gtr) Jay B. Perkins (gtr) Clayton Perkins (bs) W.S. Holland (dms).

First released on the Bear Family set “Classics” in March 1990

This was #34 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

ELVIS PRESLEY – TOMORROW NIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03mPoQKNxw

Recorded September 10 1954 (7 takes) at Sun Studios,Memphis Elvis awards
the memorable song--made famous
by Lonnie Johnson--the similar sparse but striking treatment also given
to his “Blue Moon”. Backing here is Scotty Moore (gtr) and Bill Black
(bs)

First released in 1965 on the RCA “Elvis For Everyone” album (but this
is an overdubbed version with the Anita Kerr Singers etc). The track as recorded appears on “The Complete Sun Sessions” set in 1987

And no, Lonnie Johnson WASN’T the original version of the song.

From 1939 this one was first

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVLhN2YjBJQ

THE SPIDERS - LOVE’S ALL I’M PUTTIN’ DOWN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziYf7Vs-X_k

Just about my favorite of the bunch of unreleased gems listed in this
post this classic (with Leonard
Carbo lead) was recorded for Imperial March 11 1954. It really should
have appeared on the belated
Spiders LP that Imperial released in 1961 but it was not to be.Instead
this great track had to wait until
1992 to see light of day on “The Imperial Sessions” collection released
by Bear Family

This was #5 most successful tracks in the Unreleased Battle

In depth look at The Spiders by Marv Goldberg https://www.uncamarvy.com/Spiders/spiders.html

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 5:01:14 (UTC), Roger wrote:

Ten fave unreleased tracks chosen from my yearly Favorites lists

Today………from 1954

THE DIABLOS – MY KIND OF LOVIN’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzjUurPO54Q

“My Kind Of Lovin’” ranked #62 most successful entrant in the 2014 Unreleased Battle

It did well, and deservedly so. I have it as a 7 and #390 on my 1954
list which is currently at 527 songs.

THE DRIFTERS – THREE THIRTY THREE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhw0T0VhywU

This was #2 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

Strong run finishing behind only "Put Your Cat Clothes On." Don't get
why they did not release it. I have it as a low 9 and at #116 on my 1954
list.

THE FIVE KEYS – TEETH AND TONGUE WILL GET YOU HUNG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kazUfai-Ujg

I was not aware of this version. I like the King version. This one is
good too. Pierce's lead is great, but I don't like the background vocal arrangement. Other than Pierce's voice it does not sound at all like a 5
Keys record. Why are they fucking singing over a sax break that sounds
like it would be stellar if you could hear it without the voices. It
could have been great, but instead it's a mess that will only get a 6.

This track was rated #84 in the list of entrants in the Unreleased
Battle

I must have thought that the King version was the one in the contest and
that it was unissued.

GUITAR SLIM – GUITAR SLIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-eD-yqch5s

Now we are talking major TEN category here. I have it #18 for the year
and at #113 all time.

This one by Slim came in at #15 in the most successful entrants chart in
the Unreleased Battle

Glad to hear it.

THE HAWKS – HE’S THE FAT MAN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQLIYqr2XQ

I have an 8 on this and it's at #259 for the year. Wasn't Dave
Bartholomew also a member of the group? At least some of the time. He
sings on some songs that are just credited to the Hawks.

JIMMY McCRACKLIN – NIGHT AND DAY

My affection for Jimmy Mack is no secret, and this one is a 9 and checks
in at #69 for the year.

THE PELICANS – DOWN IN MEXICO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Edhe5jZ4lI

Another great one, a 10, and part of a trio of great records with the
same title that are all different songs. I list it as by the Kidds,
that's what it said on the 45 I had. But I have it as #31 for 1955. The
video below also says 1955.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n4F80P17RI

CARL PERKINS – HONKY TONK BABE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWtMv09s1Gw

The very first track ever laid down by Carl Perkins at Sun Studios in Memphis. That session took place 10th October 1954 ft. Carl Perkins
(vcl,gtr) Jay B. Perkins (gtr) Clayton Perkins (bs) W.S. Holland (dms).

First released on the Bear Family set “Classics” in March 1990

This was #34 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

It's "Honky Tonk Gal." I have it as an 8 and at #145 for the year.

ELVIS PRESLEY – TOMORROW NIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03mPoQKNxw

I have a 7 on this, but Lonnie's version is better. There is something
magical about it IMO. The Elvis is #352 for the year.

THE SPIDERS - LOVE’S ALL I’M PUTTIN’ DOWN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziYf7Vs-X_k

I was starting to think this did not make the list!

Another killer 10, and just about the best record the Spiders ever made.
How the FUCK this was not released I will never understand. I have it
#21 for the year.

This may be the best year for unreleased stuff. I'm gonna see what I can
come up with that you did not use.

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Okay, here's what I came up with:

The Ice Man - Dave Bartholomew

I can't fucking believe this is not on Youtube. I'm counting on Larry to
remedy that. When Diane and I spoke to him I asked him if he could do
this song, but he explained that at Preservation Hall he doesn't do that
kind of stuff, just traditional jazz.

Travelin' On ¦ Sticks McGhee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joRbWAQzRec

Sticks made one record for Savoy, but this was an unissued track from
that session. The session details only mention the 2 released sides, but
it must be from that same day. Bubba Brooks, tenor sax; Fletcher Smith,
piano; Sticks McGhee, guitar, vocal; Prince Babbs, bass; Irving Brown,
drums.

Mellow As A Man Can Be ¦ Hollywood Flames https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06-MDWtsH_Q

Mellow Mama ¦ Spiders
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KK_AqMEgLg

Another Leonard "Chick" Carbo lead. Unfortunately the tape seems to have
had some kind of a glitch during the intro where it slows down for half
a second.

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 6:41:57 (UTC), Bruce wrote:

On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 5:01:14 (UTC), Roger wrote:

Ten fave unreleased tracks chosen from my yearly Favorites lists

Today………from 1954

THE DIABLOS – MY KIND OF LOVIN’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzjUurPO54Q

“My Kind Of Lovin’” ranked #62 most successful entrant in the 2014
Unreleased Battle

It did well, and deservedly so. I have it as a 7 and #390 on my 1954
list which is currently at 527 songs.

"Great minds etc etc"....#351 and a 7 on mine

THE DRIFTERS – THREE THIRTY THREE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhw0T0VhywU

This was #2 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

Strong run finishing behind only "Put Your Cat Clothes On." Don't get
why they did not release it. I have it as a low 9 and at #116 on my 1954 list.

#159 with me and an 8

THE FIVE KEYS – TEETH AND TONGUE WILL GET YOU HUNG
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kazUfai-Ujg

I was not aware of this version. I like the King version. This one is
good too. Pierce's lead is great, but I don't like the background vocal arrangement. Other than Pierce's voice it does not sound at all like a 5
Keys record. Why are they fucking singing over a sax break that sounds
like it would be stellar if you could hear it without the voices. It
could have been great, but instead it's a mess that will only get a 6.

This track was rated #84 in the list of entrants in the Unreleased
Battle

I must have thought that the King version was the one in the contest and
that it was unissued.

#395 and a 7

GUITAR SLIM – GUITAR SLIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-eD-yqch5s

Now we are talking major TEN category here. I have it #18 for the year
and at #113 all time.

This one by Slim came in at #15 in the most successful entrants chart in
the Unreleased Battle

Glad to hear it.

#61 and a high 8

THE HAWKS – HE’S THE FAT MAN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQLIYqr2XQ

I have an 8 on this and it's at #259 for the year. Wasn't Dave
Bartholomew also a member of the group? At least some of the time.

So I've read yes

He sings on some songs that are just credited to the Hawks.

#223 and an 8

JIMMY McCRACKLIN – NIGHT AND DAY

My affection for Jimmy Mack is no secret, and this one is a 9 and checks
in at #69 for the year.

#126 and an 8

THE PELICANS – DOWN IN MEXICO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Edhe5jZ4lI

Another great one, a 10, and part of a trio of great records with the
same title that are all different songs. I list it as by the Kidds,
that's what it said on the 45 I had. But I have it as #31 for 1955. The
video below also says 1955.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n4F80P17RI

Yes I had the repro 45 too as by "The Kidds" on Post---of course it may
have been intended for release on that label but it wasn't gonna be Post
2010 (as it says on the repro) since the real Post 2010 was a Clifton
Chenier release

The sole real Pelicans 45 was released in October 1954 and I've read
several times that ALL their material (Pelicans and Kidds) came from
that solitary August 1954 session for Imperial

CARL PERKINS – HONKY TONK BABE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWtMv09s1Gw

The very first track ever laid down by Carl Perkins at Sun Studios in
Memphis. That session took place 10th October 1954 ft. Carl Perkins
(vcl,gtr) Jay B. Perkins (gtr) Clayton Perkins (bs) W.S. Holland (dms).

First released on the Bear Family set “Classics” in March 1990

This was #34 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

It's "Honky Tonk Gal." I have it as an 8 and at #145 for the year.

No,the Sun files show two cuts of this song recorded at Carl's first Sun session--the very first titled "Honky Tonk Babe" the second as "Honky
Tonk Gal"....the original "Babe" version is the YT clip that I posted

#131 and an 8

ELVIS PRESLEY – TOMORROW NIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03mPoQKNxw

I have a 7 on this, but Lonnie's version is better. There is something magical about it IMO. The Elvis is #352 for the year.

#48 with me and a 9

THE SPIDERS - LOVE’S ALL I’M PUTTIN’ DOWN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziYf7Vs-X_k

I was starting to think this did not make the list!

Another killer 10, and just about the best record the Spiders ever made.
How the FUCK this was not released I will never understand. I have it
#21 for the year.

#41 and a 9


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Great selection, Raj. 1954, what a great year.

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 7:07:50 (UTC), Bruce wrote:

Okay, here's what I came up with:

The Ice Man - Dave Bartholomew

I can't fucking believe this is not on Youtube. I'm counting on Larry to remedy that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a03mMheHxuo

It's good but I don't rate it as highly as you do. #241 on my list and a
high 7

Travelin' On ¦ Sticks McGhee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joRbWAQzRec

Sticks made one record for Savoy, but this was an unissued track from
that session. The session details only mention the 2 released sides, but
it must be from that same day. Bubba Brooks, tenor sax; Fletcher Smith, piano; Sticks McGhee, guitar, vocal; Prince Babbs, bass; Irving Brown,
drums.

Sticks McGhee And The Ramblers
Bubba Brooks, tenor sax; Fletcher Smith, piano; Sticks McGhee, guitar,
vocal; Prince Babbs, bass; Irving Brown, drums.

NYC, November 12, 1954

SSM7904 Ease My Worried Mind unissued
SSM7905 Things Have Changed Savoy 1148
SSM7906 Travelin' On unissued
SSM7907 Help Me Baby Savoy 1148
* Savoy 1148 Sticks McGhee - Things Have Changed / Help Me Baby

I have it as #549 and a 7

Mellow As A Man Can Be ¦ Hollywood Flames https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06-MDWtsH_Q

#363 and 7

Mellow Mama ¦ Spiders
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KK_AqMEgLg

Another Leonard "Chick" Carbo lead. Unfortunately the tape seems to have
had some kind of a glitch during the intro where it slows down for half
a second.

I have this as a high 6

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 05:01:14 +0000, [email protected] (Roger)
wrote:

Ten fave unreleased tracks chosen from my yearly Favorites lists

Today���from 1954

10 tracks: https://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=TzjUurPO54Q,Vhw0T0VhywU,kazUfai-Ujg,A-eD-yqch5s,BJQLIYqr2XQ,zVHZb0zLQnA,_Edhe5jZ4lI,kWtMv09s1Gw,K03mPoQKNxw,ziYf7Vs-X_k,

THE DIABLOS � MY KIND OF LOVIN�
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzjUurPO54Q

THE DRIFTERS � THREE THIRTY THREE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhw0T0VhywU

THE FIVE KEYS � TEETH AND TONGUE WILL GET YOU HUNG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kazUfai-Ujg

GUITAR SLIM � GUITAR SLIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-eD-yqch5s

THE HAWKS � HE�S THE FAT MAN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQLIYqr2XQ

JIMMY McCRACKLIN � NIGHT AND DAY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVHZb0zLQnA

THE PELICANS � DOWN IN MEXICO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Edhe5jZ4lI

CARL PERKINS � HONKY TONK BABE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWtMv09s1Gw

ELVIS PRESLEY � TOMORROW NIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K03mPoQKNxw

THE SPIDERS - LOVE�S ALL I�M PUTTIN� DOWN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziYf7Vs-X_k

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 06:36:22 -0400, DianeE <[email protected]> wrote:

Great selection, Raj. 1954, what a great year.

For me, one of the very best selections in 25 years.

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On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 10:01:13 (UTC), Roger wrote:

On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 6:41:57 (UTC), Bruce wrote:

On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 5:01:14 (UTC), Roger wrote:

CARL PERKINS – HONKY TONK BABE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWtMv09s1Gw

The very first track ever laid down by Carl Perkins at Sun Studios in
Memphis. That session took place 10th October 1954 ft. Carl Perkins
(vcl,gtr) Jay B. Perkins (gtr) Clayton Perkins (bs) W.S. Holland (dms).

First released on the Bear Family set “Classics” in March 1990

This was #34 most successful track in the Unreleased Battle

It's "Honky Tonk Gal." I have it as an 8 and at #145 for the year.

No,the Sun files show two cuts of this song recorded at Carl's first Sun session--the very first titled "Honky Tonk Babe" the second as "Honky
Tonk Gal"....the original "Babe" version is the YT clip that I posted

Shit, I can't believe I am still finding out about Carl Perkins Sun
items in 2024. I like the "Gal" version better, but now I have this one
too.

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I first listed tracks from my digital collection with 1954 and
Unissued or Unreleased in the file name, and from these I chose:

Playlist (13 tracks, that just happen to be all R&B): https://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=E8SDmito5qg,WH1SFF9UPDI,vR0iEsMUkWM,q1ZQjV524y4,XGA5GMEycZE,1MqZ_fudKjc,dg6k1ZPbBE8,HxU8MSWneCw,00sJfe9MTGI,zT8aRBHTEwY,8CaIGnE6C8s,IRzRqDTb9-g,Hk-KlJKUDW4,

Willie Dixon & Group (The El Rays) - So Long [Checker] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8SDmito5qg
magical!

Alan Mathews & The Hawks - He's The Fat Man [Imperial] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH1SFF9UPDI

Little Junior Parker with The Blue Flames- Can You Tell Me Baby [Duke] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR0iEsMUkWM

Prisonaires - Lucy, You Know I Want You [Sun] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1ZQjV524y4

Du Droppers - If You Just Don't Leave [RCA] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGA5GMEycZE

Elmore James - Quarter Past Nine [Flair] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqZ_fudKjc

Big Red McHouston (Mickey Baker) - Stranger Blues [Groove] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg6k1ZPbBE8

The Moonglows - Fine Fine Girl [Chance] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxU8MSWneCw

Billy 'Red' Love - Gee, I Wish [Sun] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00sJfe9MTGI
another very different take out of alleged seven takes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT8aRBHTEwY

Pat Hare - Bonus Pay (It Ain't Gonna Be That Way) [Sun] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CaIGnE6C8s

Shirley & Lee - I Didn't Want You [Aladdin] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRzRqDTb9-g

Sidney Grande - Guitar Blues [Music City] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk-KlJKUDW4


Roger's list was a hard act to follow, but, for me at least,
I think I've done well here :)

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On reflection I wish to remove from my 1954 fave unreleased tracks:

Elmore James - Quarter Past Nine [Flair] >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqZ_fudKjc

Big Red McHouston (Mickey Baker) - Stranger Blues [Groove] >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dg6k1ZPbBE8

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