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| From | Career Records <eldeluxe@mcn.net> |
| Subject | Re: The Unexplored: Seventies Singer / Songwriters vol. 1 to vol.2 |
| Date | Tue, 02 Nov 2004 00:51:45 -0700 |
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These had the most songs and artists I know....
Robert Pally wrote:
> Here is vol.1 and 2:
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> Vol.1
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> Emitt Rhodes - You Shoud Be Ashamed (1971)
you know where I stand there
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> Ron Nagle - franks store (1970)
A real obscurity... I saw Mystery Trend, on the same bill as Merry
Go-Round and Door... I got loads of Nagle tapes from Tom Donahue. All
kinds of demos albums sessions and live stuff... Berberlang, not power
pop, just one of the most amazing unheard SF things ever.... We used to
drive around SF looking for 61 Clay. I think it was a high rise.
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> Vol.2
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> Billy Nicholls - winter rose (1974)
Is this on Love Songs, I'd better check.
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> Colin Blunstone - caroline goodbye (1971)
yeah of course.
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> Larry Norman - I have searched all around (1975)
San Jose boy. used to see him when he was in People
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> Thommy Hoehn - hey polarity (1978)
another deep track... glad I got pointed to his music. When the Young
Fresh Fellows came though one time, they were going to record She Might
Look My Way. I made them a tape of Tommy's version, they only knew
Alex's take....
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wot, not Sly Stone, no Doors....
RS
-- Ronald Sanchez
Director Of A&R
Career Records
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