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| | Music: Black Country (Newcity Chicago . 04-27-98) |
 | | Smith (above), who years ago used to play upright bass with a country band in Arizona, likes to chant his lyrics like the words are just entering his cranium for the first time, with no regard to where these words fall rhythmically in the arrangement. |
 | | On "Mother You Say You Don't Like the Black Colors" and "Is He White or Is He Black?" Smith decides to use stock country-and-western rhythm, and the results, though peculiar, would have been far more convincing on the fl country box set than the Supremes' track. |
 | | To call it, he was a fl guy in his mid-sixties dressed as the Lone Ranger, twirling pistols in the air, dancing with the ladies, and singing the only four songs that he knew (three of them by Muddy Waters). |
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