Previously Unknown/Undocu_mented pre-Fleetwood Mac Single!!!!!

[JJL11583]

Hey i was trying to download the sample but cant seem to find it on the web page can anyone help?

[wondergirl9847]

Burt BachaROCK? What is this, from the Flintstones? LMAO!!

Listening to the clip....OMG!!! This is awesome!! It's so sixties!! Groovy!

Here is the link to the mp3. Right click on the name of the song to the right.

http://lostjukebox.tripod.com/ebay.html

[misterbug]

Why don't you just post all the songs on the internet so we can listen to them?

yeah, could you post the entire songs, or not use this board for free advertising?

[glitter_fades]

Originally Posted by misterbug

yeah, could you post the entire songs, or not use this board for free advertising?

I agree about the free advertising. What's up with that? This unverified thing's only worth what hype he can surround it with. Calling all Ledgies! Let's not get crazy, people. If a good fan can win this with a bid close to what his other records are selling for...5-20 bucks...then I'm sure it will be shared. The audio is not verified but it would be worth hearing the whole thing if just for fun. Of course he's not going to post it. So let's just keep our wits and not let this thing get bid up to some crazy amount because it was posted here as a free Ad.

Just a thought...for whatever it's worth.

[golddustwoman77]

Yes, we need someone to get it and share it with all of us on here! I'm going to bid, but I can see this being quite expensive in the long run. It is at $46.00 with 5 days + left. Therefore, it probably won't be me. Good luck to all, maybe one of us will luck out.

[wondergirl9847]

When I checked it the other day, it was 93 bucks. Invalid eh? LOL Alrighty.

[glitter_fades]

somebody says the link is wrong and it's still up there...

[seteca]

It just got sold for $880......!!!!! F*****' hell!!!

Somebody must've wanted that pretty bad....!

[estranged4life]

posted on the first page of this thread for the auction is still active...But $880 for an unverified 45???

[wondergirl9847]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=4018778913

Now, could you share with the rest of the class? Hehe.

[xdreamsunwindx]

$880.00?!?! Jeeze. They had better share. lol .

-Kate

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by xdreamsunwindx

$880.00?!?! Jeeze. They had better share. lol .

-Kate

What? For the love of...

[golden braid]

$880 is ****ing insane!

[dissention]

And we don't even know if it's even them.

Dumbass.

[javier]

Originally Posted by jeffretro

While searching for obscure 60's/early 70's single to burn I came across a record on the Karma Records label out of the Bay Area pairing a rock version of "What The World Needs Now" with a very cool garage pop track called "You Don't Get Young Anymore" by a group listed as Sincerely, San Jose on the label. While trying to put a year to the single I ran a Google search on the composer of the B-side, Javier Pacheco. Knowledgeable Mac/Buckingham/Nicks fans can probably already see where this is headed. J

Of course the Google search led to The Penguin Javier Pacheco Q&A Session at http://www.fleetwoodmac.net/penguin/...acheco_qa1.htm. It became clear that the single I had was a legitimate release of two of the three Fritz tracks recorded during a demo session in San Mateo in 1968 with Lindsey singing the lead on both (the info is in Section Three of the Q&A mentioned above; the third, unreleased track is "Wondering Why" with a Stevie lead vocal). Going back and relistening to the single it's clear that it indeed is Fritz with Lindsey and Stevie! As stated before Lindsey sings lead on both songs, and while he obviously sounds younger here, he already has all the vocal inflections that would characterize his later work. And Stevie is clearly audible in the harmonies, especially on "You Don't Get Young Anymore" where she stands out more in the vocal blend.

How did Karma Records - who around the same '68/'69 timeframe also released a now very expensive Northern Soul collectable called "Woman, Love, Thief" by Stemmons Express - get ahold of these tracks? And why was this issued under the name Sincerely, San Jose? Well, whatever the answers, we should be glad they got these tracks out there. The cover of "What The World Needs Now" is about the same tempo as the Jackie DeShannon hit version, but has more of a rock drive to it. But it's the flip side that's the real keeper, a great garage pop track with multiple changes in tempo and feel with cool organ and guitar work throughout (and great ba_ss as well).

I am going to be putting this record up on ebay within the next few days with scans of both labels on the ebay page. And since I realize there's likely to be some skepticism as to the authenticity of this new discovery, I'll also be putting up a web page where you'll be able to download an mp3, 1:38 in length, with excerpts of both sides highlighting Lindsey and Stevie's vocals (it'll be a 64 kbps mono mp3 as the single is mono; this will give it the same sound quality as a 128 kbps stereo mp3 while being easier and quicker to download).

Right now I'm looking at putting these up about 4 PM US Pacific Daylight Time this Sunday (June 13). I'll post here again when it's up.

And good luck in advance to anyone who bids on what might be a new FM Holy Grail item!

Jeffrey Glenn
Burbank, CA

Dear Jeffrey,

I am interested to know more about Karma Records and where they are situated. Do you have an address? How do you know they are based in the Bay Area? You see, I am Javier Pacheco and that record is a bootleg. The music on it was never meant to be released to the public. Karma has no authority whatsoever to make money off my intellectual property. Didn't you wonder why a label would put out a record and not give the band Fritz its due acknowledgement? Didn't a little red flag wave in your head? Please advise,

Javier Pacheco