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Season 2 of the original Twilight Zone. Working through all five seasons, then onto the three subsequent reboots.

That is the correct album. You're correct, thanks!

Close, but not exactly. Earlier than the full Changes band.

Mine contains all of that and some more (mainly chatter, but a few songs also), in better remastered sound.

No, not Murray, slightly earlier vintage. Still, credit where credit is due. I constantly fail to ID BFT cuts I have on my shelves!

Correct! The Crawlers were actually the dancers who worked live with Cash, who was a dancer. KQV in Pittsburgh credited the record to Alvin Cash and the Crawlers back in the day. I believe the Registers were the musicians.

Sax on #3 is USA born and bred. And not terribly obscure.

Correct, of course, on #12. Glad you're enjoying the BFT!

Correct!

Much better than you think it is. Vee was a talent, constrained by his record company and the times. He is very convincing on this type of material, which was his first love. Remember he was only 17 when he started having those massive hits on Liberty, and he revisited Holly's style and material periodically through the 60's.

Thanks Dan, I think? 🙂 Glad to be able to add to the vocabulary, anyways!

Yes, it's one of those two! I like posting mine the day after the reveal of the previous month, so that there is always a live BFT. Different schedules for different folks.

Welcome to BFT 237! My usual eclectic mess mix covering the past 60 years, with 8 of the 12 from my 1964-1977 sweet spot. Different cuts are on here for different reasons. Some will be extremely difficult to ID. Some will be pretty easy, but they are meant to invite revisiting albums I believe have been unjustly underrated and overlooked through the years. Every cut is music I greatly enjoy, but YMMV (indeed YMWV). As always, your reaction to the music is more meaningful than a correct ID. Looking forward to some good conversation! https://thomkeith.net/index.php/blindfold-tests/

Thanks. That Newport material needs a legit CD reissue!

I like the two parts, as a lot of people are signing up.

That's what I did. Importcds cancelled my preorder, so they were not going to honor that price anyways. Still works out to about $7 a disc on Amazon, which the set is well worth.

I am currently listening to this:

It's a great set in every regard - music, remastering, packaging, price point. As is the previous Auger/Trinity box on the same label. This one is even better musically, though everyone should own 'Streetnoise' from the previous set.

Yes, he was a wonderful musician and a dignified live presence. Saw him live many years ago at Chris' Jazz Cafe. It was John Swana's gig, with vibes/bass/drums as the rhythm section. McKenna was mesmerizing. I have a couple of his CD's, and they are excellent. RIP and thank you.

The one I like best from that era is "The World Is A Ghetto".