Charles Lee Guy Iii - Prisoner's Dream (CD)

Charles Lee Guy Iii - Prisoner's Dream (CD)

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M251S

$10.95

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Charles Lee Guy Iii - Prisoner's Dream (CD)1 CD with 4 page booklet, 17 tracks. Playing time approx. 46 mns When he was 16, Charles Lee Guy was convicted of manslaughter and was locked up. In jail, he learned how to play guitar and started writing songs. Then he sent a tape to Capitol Records, and Capitol was sufficiently impressed to bring their studio equipment to Vacaville Prison in December 1962. Joe Maphis came along to play guitar on songs like Shackles And Chains, The Prisoner's Song,

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This thing is pretty cool. It's small, rechargeable, and it works in a weird way but very well. When I first tried it I thought it was broken and I ran it around a few times and it never cut the can where you see them cut with a normal can opener. I then realized that the whole top of the can lifts off! I've never seen that before. I actually really like it. So far I've only charged it once, but I don't use cans on a consistent basis so the charge will probably last forever. I just have to remember to plug it in occasionally so it's not dead one day when I really need it! The only reason it didn't get five stars is because the button is a little bit sensitive. If you're not careful sticking it in the drawer that button can press itself easy and then it will just run continuously.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025