Thoughts about the former brick & mortar, 1987-2002 RIP
Opening track of CD just released, buy that here:
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Brandon Santini, Harmonica, Vocals
Timo Arthur, Guitar, Vocals
Jeff Cunningham, Bass
Ron James Drums
Artist: Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass
Title: S.R.O.
Label: A&M
Number: SP 4119
Year: 1966
Format: Stereo LP
Cover: vg; all in one piece, slightly “loose”, slight overall wear
Inner Sleeve: original stock A&M, splits
Record: good; noise throughout, but plays through
Comment: Terre Haute press
Tracks (click to listen):
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Artist: Hollies
Title: Greatest Hits
Label: Imperial
Number: LP-12350
Year: 1967
Format: Stereo LP
Cover: vg+; plant ID 4
Inner Sleeve: white paper
Record: g; plenty of scratches but plays through
Comment: RCA Indianapolis Press
Tracks (click to listen):
Realized .99 3/25/22
So, if you’re me, and it’s Byron’s, and a performer does a Grateful Dead song, I promise to pay attention and also probably be critical.
Here’s Jeremy Ober doing “Sugar Magnolia”:
So, here goes: at the end-ish part of that song, the lyric is “sunshine daydream” (which eventually almost morphed into a song of its own), not “sunlight daydream”.
Other than that, I liked it. And I only criticize with love respect and hopefully useful understanding.
The occasion was Byron and Ed’s birthdays, Jeremy Ober played, and Karsyn Steib sang two numbers (and blew the socks off my recorder a little bit). This is the first:
