Hard to stump Cowpoke but I'll try. Did you know Glen played lead guitar on this one?
"Producer Mike Post reversed a few riffs to create the intro, and the solo played by Glen Campbell was heavily compressed and used a tremolo effect to achieve its sound."
As I said before, Rolling Stone Magazine is really making up for lost time. Here's another article in which they pay tribute to Glen, in an article about Ray Charles, who would have turned 85 today.
The Electric 12 by The Bandits:
That's a very rare album, Randy! Thanks for finding that "electrifying" track on YouTube!
I just did a quick ebay search and couldn't find the LP listed. (just found lots of electric light bulbs for sale if anyone is interested...lol)
The last time I saw this LP on ebay I believe the selling price was between $125-$149.
Not bad for a record made by Glen Campbell and other session musicians during their "spare time"!
Thanks again for sharing this track for us to listen to!
Dee
Re: Check Out This Link
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2015 2:17 pm
by Cowpoke
Thanks Randy. Yes I do know that album. But it's nice to hear those instrumental tracks by The Bandits again!
Re: Check Out This Link
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 2:46 pm
by BobbieG
This is the last photo we fans have of Ms. Bobbie Gentry, probably taken in 2000 at her home.
We believe Bobbie is with her half brother, that would be Mr. Robert Streeter.
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Dee, thanx for helping me with this photo insert. BG
Re: Check Out This Link
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:25 am
by BobbieG
Putting up two links to articles from "2012".
Thought all your Glen Campbell fans would like to read about how Mr. Campbell helped give Bobbie Gentry's career a boost,,,,