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More NY Deep, and another unknown singer. This side was originally released on Cab by Jimmy Lomax & The Vows in 1964 or '65, with "Come On Home" on the flip. "Come On Home" would be reissued on Camille in 1969 with "He'll Have To Go" on the flip, while "Remember Me" would be reissued on Camille in 1970 on the flip of "I'm Gonna Love You". Cab and Camille were NY-based calypso labels, so I suppose it's possible that Jimmy Lomax was originally from Trinidad, but that's just idle speculation. Wherever he was from this is a fine, haunting little song, and Jimmy has a great raw, pleading tenor.
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