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“Cocaine” by Dick Justice is a lighthearted account of the effects that drug addiction can have on life. Originally written and recorded by Luke Jordan in 1927, Justice, re-made his own version of the song blending a little folk with some blues and speeding up the tempo to give it a foot tapping effect. While he may have only recorded ten songs in his career, he may be one of the few 1920s folk/blues artists to have an animated video of his song on You Tube.
“Cocaine“ (play/download mp3)
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