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chriskisn
10-09-2008, 09:13 AM
Anyone interested in hearing Bob Weston's solo albums can now head to the blog and find them available for download.

As you will see if you go there, John (wetcamelfood), a regular Ledgie has sent the mp3 files to me so I have posted them up on the blog for others to hear.

A big thank you to John for sharing. He must be one of the few people to actually own a copy of these albums on vinyl.

http://fleetwoodmacmusic.blogspot.com/

Chris :wavey:
wetcamelfood
10-09-2008, 10:42 AM
You're welcome Chris, and per your blog notes, I have Pixie so I'll send you that later on tonight. The screen name (wetcamelfood) is an anagram for Fleetwood Mac though I must admit I stole it from VH-1's Pop Up video so I'm not really that creative. :)

John
chriskisn
10-10-2008, 07:16 AM
hmm...my brain must be turning to mush I didn't even work that out about your screen name! Thanks for The Ballad of Fred the Pixie by the way it is also on the blog for those that want it. Hmm...weirdest album I've heard in a long time. Do you happen to know who does the vocals? It certainly doesn't sound like Brunning.

Chris
wetcamelfood
10-10-2008, 08:38 AM
You're welcome Chris, yeah I kind of like Pixie, if nothing else because it's different to much of what else is in Bruninng's discography.

The vocalist for Five's Comoany was Eddie Broadbridge (AKA Eddie St. John).

Oh and as to items I still don't have, I'm still looking for the London 22nd Cub Scout Pack album (but I doubt I'll ever find it though)! :)

John
chriskisn
10-10-2008, 09:02 AM
Hmm that one is probably sitting in some dusty old second hand record shop somewhere. I notice that you say only 500 copies have been produced so chances are there aren't many left after all these years.

I'll keep it in the back of my mind though next time I'm browsing through a dusty old record shop. ;)
wetcamelfood
10-11-2008, 06:17 AM
That note about the 500 copies was already on the site & it looks like Bruns had given that info to Marty originally and since that was just a privately pressed album not really made fpr major distribution I have no reason to doubt it. Like you say though hopefully we'll come across a copy of it someday though. :)

John