Great googly moogly! I thought I’d never get back to another post given this extremely busy month or so I’ve had. Aside from the usual family type stuff that I have to tend to, the bulk of my spare time has been recording and mixing the new True Believers project and I’ve been working diligently trying to make each track sound great. What we did was recorded pretty much everything on our set list as well as several original contributions from local musician pals (we solicited them because we are such lousy songwriters), and possibly some original songs from our old bands that never really got their due, and when all is said and done we should have enough material for two, possibly three CDs. The first will most likely be a bunch of our favorites as we’re still putting a lot of “finishing touches” on the original material which were “blank canvases” if you will and I’m trying to come up with ideas that aren’t too clichéd. The entire project is being recorded, mixed and mastered in my humble little DIY studio here in the man cave just inches away from where I write this very blog, thus the major distraction. I did manage to find a bit of time this weekend to finally hammer out this edition as I head towards Volume 100 which I thought I’d never see. In fact, I may have enough cool records here to produce another 50 of these which certainly will keep me occupied for a few more years. As I did with the last post, I’ll keep the commentary brief as to get the whole shebang out by today, so please, enjoy the weekend, and Happy Fathers Day to all you Dads out there. This one’s for you.
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New Colony Six....great band. Two more to go before the magic 100. Cheers Dan for your sterling work....all the best to you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dan nice set!
ReplyDeleteSome stunning, fuzzed toned gems on this one. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, I have the Flying Machine 45 on another label, bh 45-9345 (beverley hills), just credited to the MACHINE, the flip side is a version of the Beatles 'I should have known better '
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DeleteIncredible! "Passing By" by the Princeton Five is a cover of an old french song by Charles Trenet, "Vous qui passez sans me voir"! http://youtu.be/Vk02QEHb1b4
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