The direct link to the whole local history site can be found here and the specific extract relating to the factory is here 2011 Timeless and still pulling them in - meet the Black Cat Designer's Daughter-in-law (The article entitled 'Tobacco Art on Show' reproduced below is from the Bexhill-on-Sea Observer and the picture shows Gill Shadwell tending to some previous memorabilia which would not have existed if not for the inspirational iconic image designed by her father-in-law.) Published on Friday 8 July 2011 When created, many were minor works of art in their own right
Disc 1 - Saxophones Disc 1 - Saxophones SAXOPHONES I cut my teeth on gumbo rock Benny Spellman and Doctor John Sweet Irma Thomas and Frog man Henry Use to boogie woogie all night long Tho I love rock and roll the acoustic guitar was the only way I had of becoming a star I knew it recognized and traveling around But they won't play my record in my ol' hometown If I had saxophones Big baritone, cleanin' up the muddy breaks If I had Saxophones I could get some recognition from that Mobile Alabama DJ Livin' by the ocean sometimes I get the notion To take my Jane to Alabam We hang out in a funky little bar They call it the Shipwreck lounge Well, we get kinda drunk and we play rock and roll Grabbin' everybody right down in their soul When we get to cookin' something's still wrong There's still something missing from them good old songs If we had saxophones Big baritone, cleaning up the muddy breaks If we had saxophones I could make that joint shimmy like a big California earthquake If we had saxophone Big baritone, cleaning up the muddy breaks If we had saxophone I could get some recognition from that Mobile Alabama DJ Disc 1 - In The Shelter Disc 1 - In The Shelter IN THE SHELTER Jimmy Buffett In the shelter In the morning as the sun was brightly beaming I heard her cryin' out what is it all about I just don't know But I can't go back home Lonely princess All the days out on your own are growing empty Nothing is goin' well if you could only tell them How you feel But they're too real to understand Too many trite expressions ended in forced rejections long ago Too many innocent faces too many far out places something's wrong Let me tell you that something's wrong It's been that way so long It's a shame On the street car To the city where she knows that she might lose it all Riding for just a dime taking her own sweet time and knowing well This could be her final fall Past the boutique down the alley to the river people pass her by Sits on the big gray rocks takes off her boots and socks And knowing what she will do next Just starts to cry Too many small suggestions ending in angry questions from her dad Too many TV dinners and everyone loves a winner But she was lost No one knows the trials she had In the shelter In the morning as the sun was brightly beaming I heard her cryin' out what is it all about I just don't know But I can't go back home Lord I just don't know but I can't go back home
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