Bobby Fuller Four
Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2023 8:10 pm
I was playing a Rhino Records BF4 compilation album on the Arvin,
testing out the stereo.
West Texas and the Panhandle has such a history of great rockers,
and this album brought back a lot of my musing on how
we lost a lot of those guys.
I found this very cool 1964 demo of "I Fought the Law", and gosh,
I wish I had an original copy of it.
This version has some very gutsy Texas riffs by Bobby, and I think
I may prefer it to the released version.
You have to listen a bit closely to really sense the
playing flow. Effortless.
R.I.P. Bobby, Oct. 22, 1942- July 18, 1966.
His death (murder) still a mystery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3lSg19Z37U
testing out the stereo.
West Texas and the Panhandle has such a history of great rockers,
and this album brought back a lot of my musing on how
we lost a lot of those guys.
I found this very cool 1964 demo of "I Fought the Law", and gosh,
I wish I had an original copy of it.
This version has some very gutsy Texas riffs by Bobby, and I think
I may prefer it to the released version.
You have to listen a bit closely to really sense the
playing flow. Effortless.
R.I.P. Bobby, Oct. 22, 1942- July 18, 1966.
His death (murder) still a mystery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3lSg19Z37U