The Last Blues I'll Ever Sing / Let's Live Together
The Lisa Hartt Band
- Genre
- Rock
- Label
- Rising Records (9)
- Artist
- The Lisa Hartt Band
- Format
- single
Why it matters
This 1975 release captures a pivotal moment for The Lisa Hartt Band during their tenure in the Canadian music scene of the mid-seventies. As an early offering on the independent Rising Records label, this single remains a notable artifact for collectors interested in the evolution of Canadian rock and soul from that era.
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