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Jussi Huhtakangas
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From: Helsinki, Finland

posted 10 July 2006 11:08 AM     profile     
Gee, I hope this is not old news, I've been off line for a couple of weeks; anyhoo, Bear Family has released the complete Bud Isaacs RCA recordings on one cd, along with a great booklet w/ rare pictures and discography. Just saw this cd in my local record store and it looks great, the cover is the same as the rare RCA Bud Isaacs 45 EP record and there are some indepth liner notes too, w/ quotes and comments by none other than the man himself. Beautiful package indeed!!
b0b
Sysop

From: Cloverdale, California, USA

posted 10 July 2006 02:16 PM     profile     
I sure hope that Bud is getting some royalties from this.
Cody Campbell
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From: Kentucky, USA

posted 10 July 2006 02:16 PM     profile     
Excellent package for sure. Tons of great recordings including the title track: the famous, and incredibly catchy "bud's bouce".

One photo from the 40-page booklet that might qualify as a rarity shows Isaacs with Marty Robbins and Grandpa Jones, all on stage together.

I bought the cd at ET's record shop a week ago. I had to pay 21 bucks, but for 25 tracks and the thick booklet it was of course well worth the price.

Billy Wilson
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From: El Cerrito, California, USA

posted 10 July 2006 03:59 PM     profile     
I've heard that Bear Family is very good at getting money to the originators of the music even in cases where thwy are not leagaly required to, Hense the higher prices?
Jennings Ward
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From: Edgewater, Florida, USA

posted 10 July 2006 06:34 PM     profile     
AT ST. LOUIS SGHFC, I MET BUD FOR THE FIRST TIME ABOUT 4 YEARS AGO..HE HAD HIS COLLECTION WITH HIM {HIS RECORDINGS] AND I BAUGHT EVERYTHING HE HAD , A COPY OF EACH, AND EVEN SOME DUPLICATES....HE AND JERRY WERE VERY FRIENDLY AND NICE TO JANE AND I.. I HAVE ADMIRED BUDS STEEL WORK SINCE I WAS IN MY EARLY TEENS, I AM 71 NOW....BUDS PLAYING OF 50+ YEARS AGO IS AS MODERN AS TODAYS,,AND THE EQUIPMENT HE USED, WELL YOU KNOW THE REST.....
I REALLY APPRECIATE WHAT BUD DID FOR THE STEEL GUITAR, AND STEEL GUITAR MUSIC....YES b0b, I TOO HOPE HE GETS HIS ROYALTYS, AS HE SHOULD....I STILL TRY TO COPY SOME OF HIS LICKS.....A GREAT MAN IN OUR WORLD......
JENNINGS

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Jussi Huhtakangas
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From: Helsinki, Finland

posted 11 July 2006 01:51 AM     profile     
Bear Family acquires the rights to release their cd's from the legal current owners of the material, which in this case is probably Sony BMG. I have no doubt that if it's up to BF, Bud gets what is agreed.
I too have all these recordings on a cd I bought from Bud himself, but like it was said, the booklet itself is worth the price.
Robbie Daniels
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From: Casper, Wyoming, USA

posted 14 July 2006 10:51 AM     profile     
Bud gets absolutely nothing from the sale of these CDs. Some of the information Bear has was gleaned from Bud on the pretense of a fan wanting info. Too bad, especially with the health that Bud is presently in. A friend of mine is putting together DVD's that will be avilable on Bud's website once they get them finished. Those will go directly to Bud's benefit.

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Ron Steenwijk
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From: Greensburg,PA

posted 14 July 2006 11:15 AM     profile     
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Bud gets absolutely nothing from the sale of these CDs.

Sure sounds like the record business to me alright.This is the way those company's work now a days.The don't give a hoot as long as they sell what they want to sell.

Are Bud's recordings copy written?If they are then there is not much The Bear Family can do.

Way to go Robbie.....I would like to have one of those when you are done with them.Shoot me a mail when you find some time.

Ron

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Gene Jones
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From: Oklahoma City, OK USA

posted 14 July 2006 12:21 PM     profile     
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Are Bud's recordings copy written?If they are then there is not much The Bear Family can do.

I know that "Bud's Bounce" is copyright listed with the Harry Fox Agency because I paid the license fee to record it a few years ago.

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Robbie Daniels
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From: Casper, Wyoming, USA

posted 17 July 2006 01:52 PM     profile     
Gene,
Bud's Bounce is about the only royalty that Bud gets. He gets small dribblings here and there of things from the past, but nothing like the amount he deserves. Hate to see things like that when a person dedicates his or her life to their passion.

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Chris Cummings
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From: England

posted 18 July 2006 03:45 PM     profile     
Bear Family Records are first class. They have become the label for documenting classic american roots music often the booklets that come with the box sets are breathtaking [ LP size booklets so you don't strain the eyes!
The label is run by enthusiasts. On the royalty issue I'm sure that they would wish to be legitimate,However I would expect a lot of studio musicians mostly just got a one off session fee for most of the work they did. Isn't it strange that its usually European labels that put out all the great historic stuff rather than american labels or am I missing something
Leon Campbell
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From: Texas, USA

posted 18 July 2006 04:47 PM     profile     
Hey steelers, How can I get a copy of this CD? Wal-Mart here does not have it. I sure would like to have it. Thanks, Leon
Alvin Blaine
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From: Sandy Valley, Nevada, USA

posted 18 July 2006 04:54 PM     profile     
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Isn't it strange that its usually European labels that put out all the great historic stuff rather than american labels or am I missing something

I think it's because they can get around paying out the royalties when they put out all these box sets in countries other than the states.
They just pay a flat fee to what ever record company holds the masters, then get to bypass all the unit sells royalties to songwriters, musicians, and artist.

Jussi Huhtakangas
Member

From: Helsinki, Finland

posted 18 July 2006 10:34 PM     profile     
Good grief, could the moderator please close this topic!! My intention was not to make this some freakin' copyright or royalty issue . I just wanted to point out that the great recordings by Bud are finally reissued along with a nice booklet. I seriously doubt BF is making millions with this cd, or Bud will lose huge potential royalties.

[This message was edited by Jussi Huhtakangas on 18 July 2006 at 10:36 PM.]

Alvin Blaine
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From: Sandy Valley, Nevada, USA

posted 18 July 2006 11:46 PM     profile     
Jussi,
I sorry about contributing to the turn this thread took.
This thread should be about Bud's music, and another thread should be started in the music section on how European record labels bypass US royalty laws.
Alvin Blaine
Member

From: Sandy Valley, Nevada, USA

posted 19 July 2006 12:45 AM     profile     
OK,
I started another thread about the Royalty Subject, because I think this thread should stay open and be about how important these Bud Isaacs recordings are to pedal steel players.
Robbie Daniels
Member

From: Casper, Wyoming, USA

posted 23 July 2006 01:35 PM     profile     
If anyone wants authentic Bud Isaacs the following are email addresses that go directly to Bud and Geri and you can order directly from Bud and Geri.
BIGISTEELI@aol.com or Budbullchit@aol.com

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