"Brisbane Bop II"

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Larry Dering
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Post by Larry Dering »

Was there ever a new link to hear this posted?
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Dave Ristrim
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Post by Dave Ristrim »

Not that I could find. Sure would be nice to hear those recordings.
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Post by Jack Hanson »

Dave Ristrim wrote:Sure would be nice to hear those recordings.
Brisbane Bop in its entirety is available on YouTube. A fantastic album!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2SeC0P4Ymg
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Post by Joel Jackson »

If I remember correctly, the link the OP posted was for a collection of songs not on the original Brisbane album, thus the Brisbane Bop II title.
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I played there many times over the years but I think my best memory is the night our band leader was having a hard time getting paid and as he argued w/ the mgr. I was out back taking down the fence and loading it my Pickup. I had just bought a house in Petaluma and as far as I know the fence is still there. I'm sure the statue of limitations has long passed...
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Post by Tim Toberer »

Anyone have these recordings? Another lost link on the SGF.... These should be available, as they are some of the most important recordings ever made for the steel guitar. What a tease!
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Post by Jim Fogarty »

Here you go.....I downloaded the original link when it was up, and now it's on my GoogleDrive. Probably best to download it for yourself, in case I have to delete it for some reason.

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
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Thank you so much Jim! Here it is folks. Get it while it's hot, and it is hot! I am listening to Caravan right now. Just wild!! Great audio quality considering.
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Post by Larry Dering »

Thank you Jim. A historic piece of music I was glad to see again. I downloaded the set.
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

Thanks Jim. I downloaded it. Then I found that I already downloaded it 4 years ago. Duh! But thanks.
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Thanks Jim. Playing them now. 8)
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Post by scott murray »

thanks Mr. Fogarty! fantastic stuff. there are 4 tracks without a title, two of them have lyrics/vocals so they weren't too hard to figure out (I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do and Walkin' In The Shadow Of The Blues) but does anyone know the titles of the 2 instrumentals? (track 8 and track 20)
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Track 8 sounds like "In the Mood." Track 20 sounds like generic, 12 bar blues.
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

Scott -- here's what I've got, from my download a few years ago. I'm not sure what's up with the "post eq" -- I'm guessing that whoever I got it from had processed it.


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Jim F., you mentioned Gary Claxton, I recorded on three of his tunes in San Francisco. Jim Campilongo had previously played guitar on them and I overdubbed. Gary was a great country singer and songwriter. He was in Haybale, with Redd Volkhart, often at the Continental Club in Austi.n.
Here's Gary's obituary: https://lonestarmusicmagazine.com/r-i-p-gary-claxton/
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