January 28, 200818 yr I miss you guys (and gals)...trials is becoming a distant memory for me, but the Sherco is still in the garage waiting for better times. Here's my latest musical thing...we're in final mix-downs for our album, and we're getting lots of contact with good clubs and college radio, waiting for the album and readiness to start playing out. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...77-6f28bead8461
February 4, 200818 yr Now then Charlie! Hang onto that Sherco and someday you can ride it in vintage class! Glad to hear the guitar gig is going good for you. Keep in touch.
February 4, 200818 yr Been listening to the album Charlie whilst reading todays topics but now it finished. Going to bookmark and have another listen. Really enjoyed the tracks.
February 22, 200818 yr Author Thanks, guys. More coming soon. The album will be finished in a few weeks.
February 22, 200818 yr i have to agree with P.A its so smooooooth i like it a lot let us all know if you get a cd out and where we can purchase a copy writing this while listening to writing on the wall(nice)
February 23, 200818 yr Great sound. Like it a lot A bit Blues Brothers, a bit Commitments and a lot of soul Fantastic keyboards - love that 60's style organ sound. Keep us posted
February 23, 200818 yr A bit Blues Brothers, a bit Commitments and a lot of soul Add a bit of "Blood, sweat & tears" and "Booker T & the MGs" to that. Love your work Charlie Edited February 23, 200818 yr by TooFastTim
February 24, 200818 yr Hey Charlie, yup!, nice & tight unit yer got there. Btw, is that a Clavia yer keys player is using? Gotta love that Rhodes, Hammond, Wurlitzer, Clavinet mix............. Ian.
February 24, 200818 yr Author Hey Charlie, yup!, nice & tight unit yer got there.Btw, is that a Clavia yer keys player is using? Gotta love that Rhodes, Hammond, Wurlitzer, Clavinet mix............. Ian. You know what? I don't know. He does have an old Wurlitzer that you can hear, and he just got a B3 and a Leslie, but didn't have it at the time of the recording. I wasn't in the studio when he put the keyboard tracks down.
February 24, 200818 yr Author Dont Jump the Gun has a Hendrix feel to it . Sweet Thanks. Definitely not a conscious decision on the Jimi, but I have spend countless hours studying his stuff, so it's only natural that he's a big part of what comes out of my playing.
February 24, 200818 yr Thanks.Definitely not a conscious decision on the Jimi, but I have spend countless hours studying his stuff, so it's only natural that he's a big part of what comes out of my playing. No problem. The only reason I mention it is becuase you don't have Hendrix as an influence on your myspace. Good stuff though
February 26, 200818 yr Author Hey Charlie, you're not related to Glen are you? Not that I know of. My uncle, though, was a fellow named Leonard Frey who, among many other roles, was nominated for an Oscar for his role as Motel the tailor in Fiddler on the Roof. There is genius in the family, but I only got a whiff of a shadow of it. My 15-year-old son is a REAL musician. Edited February 26, 200818 yr by charliechitlins
February 26, 200818 yr Oh well, it was worth a try I admit I'm a sucker for a tight brass section and you and yours really grabbed my attention there. Good stuff Charlie. Glenside Allstars will be added to my collection.
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