Most of the obscure bands I liked never became famous. Maybe that’s why I still like them. How about these:
Ford Theatre
Beacon Street Union
Ultimate Spinach
All three of those bands were part of the so-call Boss-Town Sound out of Boston. There are a lot of others but their names escape me now. I didn’t hate famous bands, I just figured they had enough fans so I listened to the obscure ones instead.
I prefer even earlier than those. In trad jazz circles I’m what they call a “mouldy figg”.
I like the late twenties..the thirties.. the forties. Like the Creole Jazz Band, Lu Watters, Turk Murphy. Most of those on the Stomp Off label.
But those are way before your time , I know. But I’m glad to hear from any jazz lover.
Nice to talk to you.
TheWildSow over 14 years ago
Doesn’t everybody?
TexTech over 14 years ago
Most of the obscure bands I liked never became famous. Maybe that’s why I still like them. How about these:
Ford Theatre Beacon Street Union Ultimate Spinach
All three of those bands were part of the so-call Boss-Town Sound out of Boston. There are a lot of others but their names escape me now. I didn’t hate famous bands, I just figured they had enough fans so I listened to the obscure ones instead.
jtviper7 over 14 years ago
All I can say is new music sucks… Bring back the 50’s,30’s,70’s,and 80’s…
jpozenel over 14 years ago
Something against the 60’s Viper?
Possum Pete over 14 years ago
Half as good as he thought they were?
anorok2 over 14 years ago
I know I’m giving my age away, but I still like Trad Jazz.
pawpawbear over 14 years ago
Strawberry Alarm Clock Roemans First Edition
The latter two were ditched by there front men, Tommy Roe and Kenny Rogers, after the front men became famous.
cutiepie29 over 14 years ago
Are you sure it isn’t the “Druid-iots”?
jtviper7 over 14 years ago
I hit the 3 instead of the 6 …
Frank .. I’m a jazz nut too.
anorok2 over 14 years ago
Vegas Viper…..I’m glad I’m not the only one here!
anorok2 over 14 years ago
ElDo Disc Golf…..I’m sure it’s a great cd, but Trad Jazz is a bit different.
anorok2 over 14 years ago
I prefer even earlier than those. In trad jazz circles I’m what they call a “mouldy figg”. I like the late twenties..the thirties.. the forties. Like the Creole Jazz Band, Lu Watters, Turk Murphy. Most of those on the Stomp Off label. But those are way before your time , I know. But I’m glad to hear from any jazz lover. Nice to talk to you.