Well-Deserved Obscurity [SEP] performer
Well-Deserved Obscurity
Well-Deserved Obscurity is the third studio album by the American country music duo The Warren Brothers. It was released in 2004 via 429 Records. The album followed two charting singles on BNA Records: "Hey Mr. President" and "Break the Record," which respectively reached #28 and #54 on the "Billboard" Hot Country Songs charts. "Sell a Lot of Beer" was the first single from "Well-Deserved Obscurity", reaching #51. It was followed by
Lewis was in charge of the Juvenile Aid Bureau. He was implicated in the National Hotel scandal. Lewis was also a close associate of the corrupt former Police Commissioner Francis Bischof and was allegedly one of his bagmen. Informant, Shirley Brifman, said: "the collect boys were Lewis, Murphy and Hallahan. That went to Bischof ". Former Royal Commissioner, Donald Stewart, observed that in 1976, Lewis "was plucked from well-deserved obscurity by [Premier] Bjelke-Petersen to be his vassal, to do