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From: Gilbert on 13 Nov 2005 19:51
So how did these guys get that great sound?
I have 123 Redlight spinning and the sound is awesome!!

CD's have NOTHING on this!
Long live GOOD vinyl!

Anyone involved care to comment?

TIA Gil
From: rboy505 on 13 Nov 2005 20:03
Nobody does it that way anymore:

Have an idea; Bang it down; Put it out.


It is ironic how that dumb stuff holds up positively to modern
recordings in some ways.

From: John L Rice on 13 Nov 2005 21:25
"Gilbert" <Gil.fuller(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> So how did these guys get that great sound?
> I have 123 Redlight spinning and the sound is awesome!!
>
> CD's have NOTHING on this!
> Long live GOOD vinyl!
>
> Anyone involved care to comment?
>
> TIA Gil

Check out some of the Klaatu samples :
http://www.klaatu.org/samples/samples.html

Not 'just like' 1910 but certain songs are a little reminiscent to me. (
like California Jam ) Although my favorite songs by them are way different
( like Calling Occupants and Little Neutrino etc )

And some of Klaatu's stuff reminds me of Ambrosia and vise versa . . .fwiw.
.. . . . and Beatles of course . . .

--
John L Rice
www.DeliriumFix.com


From: Stu Nevitt on 13 Nov 2005 22:29

"John L Rice" <Drummer(a)ImJohn.com> wrote in message
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> "Gilbert" <Gil.fuller(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dl8n25$dmd$2(a)domitilla.aioe.org...
>> So how did these guys get that great sound?
>> I have 123 Redlight spinning and the sound is awesome!!
>>
>> CD's have NOTHING on this!
>> Long live GOOD vinyl!
>>
>> Anyone involved care to comment?
>>
>> TIA Gil
>
> Check out some of the Klaatu samples :
> http://www.klaatu.org/samples/samples.html
>
> Not 'just like' 1910 but certain songs are a little reminiscent to me. (
> like California Jam ) Although my favorite songs by them are way
> different ( like Calling Occupants and Little Neutrino etc )
>
> And some of Klaatu's stuff reminds me of Ambrosia and vise versa . .
> .fwiw. . . . . and Beatles of course . . .
>
> --
> John L Rice

> www.DeliriumFix.com
>
>

Wow!
You guys really shook some very personal cobwebs loose with this one!
As a teenager in Jersey I worked, at different times, with 2 of the 1910
Fruitgum Company guys, vocalist Floyd Marcus & guitarist Pat Karwin. Floyd
was a terrific and serious songwriter. His uncle was a cowriter of "Please
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", which was recorded by The Animals, Joe
Cocker & Cyndi Lauper. Pat later became an incredible fusion guitarist,
working a lot in NYC.
I also worked with for many years with keyboardist/songwriter Dave Lewis
from Ambrosia. We were in a new age/world fusion band called Shadowfax.
Thanks for the memories!
Stu Nevitt


From: Patrick Covert on 14 Nov 2005 05:29
In article <iwTdf.66$rY5.55(a)fed1read04>,
"Stu Nevitt" <SNevitt4(a)cox.net> wrote:

> Wow!
> You guys really shook some very personal cobwebs loose with this one!
> As a teenager in Jersey I worked, at different times, with 2 of the 1910
> Fruitgum Company guys, vocalist Floyd Marcus & guitarist Pat Karwin. Floyd
> was a terrific and serious songwriter. His uncle was a cowriter of "Please
> Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", which was recorded by The Animals, Joe
> Cocker & Cyndi Lauper. Pat later became an incredible fusion guitarist,
> working a lot in NYC.

Okay, I'm surprised. I always figured the Fruitgum company was one of
the "bands" that was really the wrecking crew.

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