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AND THEN THERE IS ...Hank Garland ...4 the innocent youngsters who dunno much about 50s guittaahhh superfast Masters of Taste. Such a wizard, but carried also the curse of self-destruction as the feature film from the late 90s exacerbates. JAZZ WINDS FROM A NEW DIRECTION in insurpassable, just dont like vibes on it. A h7ghly recommendable 1 despite the devilish fallen flare around his a-pact-with-the Teufel mythology ...in the Bob Johnson vein.

i love everything about this

I dig it

Super excited to get this record. You guys have been on fire lately! Please keep releasing these great mostly unheard music projects.

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Awesome

My brother Frank was a member this band in High School! He played Bass and Sang!

Brings me back to my childhood where my grandmother played this song on her old record player.

A new album soon 🙏🏼🎸🎸🥁🌄🎙️🌄

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Unwatchable movie 😂

cool song but dudes accent though...........

ROY LANHAM is an even more obscure guittaaahh wizard in the said cowjazz cat. Just 2 lps, 1 on Stimson, the other on Dolton. Super erudite and dexterous pickins. Got em both. Bet get em yrslf .. some i - view footage on the forum. Repeat : an almost 100% unknown dispite topnotch capability ! ROY LANHAM

This has got such a strong Van Der Graaf Generator/Peter Hamill influence all over it musically!

Interesting part of this is that the original album I bought around 1960 did not identify any of the players - that all came years later - also loved his "Guitars by George " album from 1955 -

The THIRD GUY!!!

Cover of a Japanese song composed by Koichi Sugiyama

Bello! Se non sbaglio erano del giro Polyrock e Two Yous

fantastic album, thanks for this

These new AI bands are great!

expectacular!! poder potencia 1

Troppo forte!!!!!!

SUGGEST DO A SIMILAR on his GUITARS GALORE album on Merc, aroun 61. Has a most zuccintly gorgeous gatefold sleeve, the session itself full of snappy studio overdub trickery amidst some real flashy cowjazz guitaristics. Simply a joy-filled release concept to have, and quite a 4gotten 1 despite the fascinating concept ! I own multiple mono copies.

Any idea when this was recorded? Is the audio pulled from the video recording?

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WoW, sounds very interesting! The demo is far too short! I can not understand why on Vinyl is not all to hear and I have to order the CD. This makes no sense to me.

Interesting album.

Mmmm they have tacos?

Hey, they're all done with real instruments! What gives, Ray?

I find Scott's jingle for Sprite more tartly sparkling that the actual beverage. Is it possible 1960s Sprite had less sugar? Maybe more sodium citrate? (Its still alkaline enough to soothe an acid stomach, thankfully.)

Listen to their Laura's Aura. It's still incredible. A work of art.

Been relistening to Combustable's Laura's Aura (she's a thing of beauty) one of my top favs from the group. (hnw could it not be?) And great to finally come to a youtube where I can leave a comment on them. And read yours! Thanks to Secret Agent Radio in S.F. for turning me on to them, plus man others, ages ago.

I’m an icky elf

I grew up with this woman, she was close friends with my mother and grandmother...

Is she Canadian?

Oh you guys are the ones who reissued this lovely record! I picked it up at a record store and I love it

Great band. Amazing live performances. Wonder where they are now?

hey Taylor Mead!

Merry Christmas everyone! Let’s all go to the haunted house!

Great album !

dx7 for the pre-set "By the '80s, the Arkestra became a touring machine, performing at many large scale concerts and festivals.." sadly no Kurzweil.

Wow, I just chanced on this. I absolutely LOVE George Barnes' playing. I'll relate a story. A couple of years ago I attended the Alternative Guitar Summit, which featured as clinicians Gilad Heckselman, Julian Lage, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Sheryl Bailey, Tim Miller, & John Scofield. Julian Lage was speaking and talking about the early days of electrice guitar and how they had pickup technology _down_ from very early in the game, and then some of that knowledge was lost about how they'd made them. From the way he was talking about the early players I thought he might have been referencing George Barnes indirectly, so I raised my hand and asked if he was a Barnes fan. He immediately lit up and said George was _exactly_ who he was talking about and gushed about what a great player he was and how much he'd been influenced by him. Not that any of us Barnes fans need any more encouragement to love his playing, but I thought it was really cool that another brilliant player this is Julian Lage would also share that love.

My favorite player, happiest guitar playing ever! Thanks for posting.

Dan seals singing right.

Is this a real old commercial?

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Great video, thanks for uploading! :)

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