Songs Yet To Surface

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I would love to hear all of these.

Most of these were Eddy Quintela co-writes.

We Were Lonely (Todd Sharp);
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2w99UaRCzI

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Most of these were Eddy Quintela co-writes.

We Were Lonely (Todd Sharp);
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2w99UaRCzI

How is this information (song titles) obtained? Are theses credible sources?

In which years were the Eddy Quintela songs registered? I assume that many of these songs/titles have been written, but not necessarily recorded, or exist demo form.

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

How is this information (song titles) obtained? Are theses credible sources?

In which years were the Eddy Quintela songs registered? I assume that many of these songs/titles have been written, but not necessarily recorded, or exist demo form.

I don't know where the original poster Johnny Stew took these from.
Most (though not all) are copyright registered through BMI (originally in the early 1990's I think);

http://repertoire.bmi.com/writer.asp...ytype=WriterID

Hooked is written with Billy Burnette

I'd guess the Eddy Quintela songs probably reached various different stages of completion.

[nicole21290]

Lindsey Buckingham: "In My World" (Javier Pacheco) Fritz Rabyne Memorial Band

Lindsey sings lead on "In My World" with Stevie Nicks adding a second lead to this capricious fantasy about secret corridors of the mind. Recorded at Action Recorders, San Mateo, CA Dec 1968.

[SisterNightroad]

Lindsey Buckingham sings lead to "A Million Ways" recorded at Action Recorders, San Mateo, CA Dec 1968. In the background are Stevie Nicks and Javier Pacheco. Lindsey plays guitar, Brian Kane is on bass, Bob Aguirre plays drums, and Javier Pacheco is on Vox organ.
Slideshow by Javier Pacheco

[nicole21290]

I wasn't ever going to publish this live recording because unfortunately, the sound quality lacks Stevie's voice (a mike got turned around during performance) so I apologize for that, but isn't it better to hear her at this time than not at all? (Please refer to the lyrics below.) Lindsey Buckingham (bass) does background vocals as well as Javier Pacheco (B-3 organ), with Brian Kane (guitar) and Bob Aguirre (drums). Recorded live at Aragon High School, San Mateo, CA 1969.
Slide Show, Pachecure

PRODUCT OF THE TIMES
(Javier Pacheco)

We're making the same mistakes,
we're not the leaders of a line
we've only made outside changes,
we've hardly even moved the time.
And now it might sound real crazy,
but we're a product of the times.

It's hard to rearrange, so hard to change a frame of mind. But nothing stays the same.
And it doesn't take much to be blind.
Those who stay the same, become a product of the time

I'm not trying to make you love me.
Not trying to fit you to my style.
If you'd only understand me,
I'd feel better all the while.
We can explore each other,
and find the meaning of the child.

People are starving, oh, can't you hear the baby cry,
People are dying, oh, . . can't you hear the baby crying.

Doesn't matter where you came from,
doesn't matter who you are.
if you can't find love around you,
you haven't traveled very far.
Oh, the last thing we can sing about,
is where, oh where, ...do you start?

Product of the times, ... Product of the times.

[Sanne2]

Is he just randomly smashing keys in google images to find pics for his videos?