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CrowBear Schmitt Member Posts: 6016 |
posted 09 November 2000 01:16 AM
Greetings y'All. i ordered some BE/Ray Swing CDs from Scottys and managed to get 2 out of the 3. Thanx to Mike Ihde i got 2 more from Tom Bradshaws PSG prods. Thanx to Ernie Renn + Scotty it is known that Step One Rekords have folded. Could someone help me get "Goin Out Swingin'" i know this is against Korrekt Rekording Ethiks, would it be possible to ask someone for a copy ? This is for my own personal use. Steel Searchin'...  |
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John Swain Member Posts: 226 |
posted 09 November 2000 09:47 AM
I think Bruce Hefner(Wally's Music) in Hamburg,Pa has all the One Step CDs |
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steve takacs Member Posts: 1256 |
posted 09 November 2000 01:06 PM
John, Do you have the email or regular street address for Wally's Music? Thanks, Steve |
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Larry Hendrickson Member Posts: 180 |
posted 09 November 2000 02:22 PM
Ernest Tubb record shop still shows that CD in it's stock. http://www.etrecordshop.com LH |
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Rich Paton Member Posts: 686 |
posted 09 November 2000 03:00 PM
CrowBear, do you also have the other four of the seven Swing Shift Band CD's? |
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CrowBear Schmitt Member Posts: 6016 |
posted 10 November 2000 12:32 AM
Thanx 4 the replies. Rich, the SOR / BE + Ray Pennington Swing albums i have R: "Swingin' by Request" "In the Mood for Swinging" "It's All in the Swing" "We're Steel Swingin'" Along w: "Goin Out Swingin'" i'm missin: "Swinging Our Way" + "Swinging from 40-80" Tom Bradshaw,Ernie Renn seem to have some of the SOR sides in Stock. i just love that Musik ! especially the Violin + Steel together. it's quite reminiscent of the "Jazz Hot Klub de France" w: Jean Baptiste "Django" Rheinhardt + Stephane Grapelli IMHO those were Great years until the War put it on hold.... then came Bill Haley, Elvis + Smiley... Steel diggin' dis here Forum...  |
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Rich Paton Member Posts: 686 |
posted 10 November 2000 10:03 PM
Crowbear, yes...I would go hear Stephane every time he played in Santa Barbara, Ca. since about 1979. I was lucky to catch him on the tour when David Grisman's band was backing him, and (a very young) Mark O'Conner was the guitarist. In later later tours, he had among other musicians the excellent Scottish jazz guitarist Martin Taylor as an accompanist. Another CD you would like is "Together at Last", a 1980's recording of Stephane and Vassar Clement, which also features Doug Jernigan on jazzy PSG and Martin Taylor on acoustic archtop guitar. Hot! One lesser-known but top notch dude to keep an ear open for is the West Coast fiddler Phil Salazar, who taught swing fiddle to the French classical violinist Giles Apap, who after studying and playing classical nearly all his life, asked Phil "teach me to play dirty" LOL!. Giles later formed a Euro-Style swing band, the Transylania Mountain Boys, whose outrageous blend of Jazz, Swing, and Classical styles is musically something out of this world. Claude Williams has been playing hot jazz fiddle for over six decades, and recently cut an excellent track of Horace Silver's "The Preacher", on the Rounder label. The Swing Shift Band/Emmons/Pennington records are among my favorites. Too bad the title "Goin Out Swingin'" turned out to be a prophetic ststement. If you are unable to get those other two titles, e-mail me, I think I have some promo CD's of those. dr_electron@hotmail.com |
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Ernie Renn Member Posts: 2657 |
posted 11 November 2000 10:27 AM
Rich; That's why it was called, "Goin' Out Swingin'". There wasn't any more being planned, but that was true for most of the series. Ray and Buddy decided at the '98 convention to do, "one more", but then Ray sold the company and it eventually went out of business. So, sadly, no "one more". ------------------ |
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Harry Hess Member Posts: 1131 |
posted 11 November 2000 09:45 PM
Bruce Heffner (Wally's Sales And Service) did indeed purchase all remaining copies from the catalog. If you want to buy a legitimate CD with tab, you need to go to him. "Wally's Sales And Service" is among the vendors links here on the forum. I think bootleg's should ONLY be considered when every last one of the legimite copies are no longer available anywhere. At that point, how can you fault a picker for wanting to hear important musical history? |
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Teresa Forwalder Member Posts: 34 |
posted 16 November 2000 02:29 PM
Just to let anybody know that's interested, we have two cassettes left of "Goin' Out Swingin'". If you're interested just give us a call at 615-859-7666 or check out the website at www.steelguitar.net Steel Guitar Nashville |
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Ernie Renn Member Posts: 2657 |
posted 17 November 2000 02:17 PM
They're back!!! If you want to order any of Buddy's Swingin' Series CD's or cassettes, go to Buddy's Recordings Christmas Sounds of the Steel Guitar is also back, just in time for Christmas. ------------------ [This message was edited by Ernie Renn on 17 November 2000 at 02:18 PM.] |
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Jim West Member Posts: 444 |
posted 17 November 2000 03:10 PM
I picked mine up three months ago from www.amazon.com. A great place for hard to find items. Jim West |
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CrowBear Schmitt Member Posts: 6016 |
posted 18 November 2000 01:56 AM
Mercy Buckets y'all 4 the help + info. i'm on my Way.... Steel what ? |
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