It is June 27, 2015. Some fools have planned to use this day for burn the Confederate Battle Flag parties. I am not going to do that. Instead I am going to pay tribute to Johnny Reb. In this video, I have a song for you called "Johnny Reb" by Colonel Lou. Colonel Lou is believed to be Lou Millet. Lou Millet was born in Louisiana in 1926. I could not find a death date for him so he may still be alive. I have two copies of this record. I would really love to get one of these autographed by Lou. This record was pressed around the mid 1960s on the Conservative Records label (catalog number: 140). I am going to play the record on an Audiotronics 304E turntable from the 1970s. The song is very fitting for today because it was cold and rainy. This is a great song. I can play this record over and over again. Thank you for watching and honoring Johnny Reb.
The url in case it does not embed properly:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm_5ECElOMA
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