Back From The Grave 11

[Perkeo]

I mean...

 

[Laurent Bigot]

I thought it stopped at vol. 2!

There are three LPs

 

[Dave Baldwin]

The Naturals - "The Hook 1965" (Archer)
Too garagey to be just another 'frat dancer'...

 

[pfft]

Maybe not BFTG material, but I think it's a crime that this remains uncomped.

 

[abc]

Maybe not BFTG material, but I think it's a crime that this remains uncomped.

MAYBE not?

 

[pfft]

MAYBE not?

I take it you don't like it?

 

[abc]

i think that unknown Action Studios acetate Mark found would fit the bill nicely

 

[abc]

I take it you don't like it?

it's a good tune, i've liked it for a while & even tried my hand at bidding for a copy recently, just doesn't have anything resembling the BFTG sound.

 

[abc]

vocals may be a touch wimpy for BFTG but I love this one

 

[abc]

Kracker Jacks - Two Wrong Don't Make Right

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[Granny Goose]

I thought it stopped at vol. 2!

Three volumes. I've compiled 2 more simply for my own amusement.

 

[Laurent Bigot]

I take it you don't like it?

it's really good but definitely not BFTG matter.

 

[Laurent Bigot]

vocals may be a touch wimpy for BFTG but I love this one

that would be perfect for Last of the GPU #9

 

[Laurent Bigot]

If it was an unknown song by an unknown band I believe it would fit in a BFTG

 

[Laurent Bigot]

not the best song the performance is pure BFTG

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

Great song, but covered too much. Anyone know who did the original?

 

[pfft]

Great song, but covered too much. Anyone know who did the original?

Dale Hawkins

 

[MopTopMike]

Kracker Jacks - Two Wrong Don't Make Right​

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Now you' re talkin' Grave quality with this one. A 2-sider.

 

[Dave Baldwin]

Great song, but covered too much. Anyone know who did the original?

Dale Hawkins (on Checker). Great song...always fun to play live.

 

[Jim]

After many years listening to the BFTG series, I came to understand that the BFTG sound is mostly all about the vocals. Some of the above while having all other ingredients, do not cut it, vocalwise.

No one comes close to Fred Cole