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The Lost Rehearsals + 1

by Glass

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Royal Flush 00:26
2.
Don't Ask Me Why My Underwear Is On Backwards 02:47
3.
Off Balance 05:46
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The Wall 07:45
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Edge 04:52
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Elmer The Dancing Bear 02:14
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This collection is a real gem. Glass used to record alot of our rehearsals. This album is a collection of such recordings, assembled by Jeff Sherman while we were all living in Olympia (1971-1974). We sent a cassette home to Mom in Port Townsend as an addendum to a letter, ostensibly to let Ma know we were doing okay out there in the Big Wide World. The tape turned up unexpectedly in 2000 when we were cleaning out her things after she died. She saved everything. She was always our biggest fan.
therealglass.bandcamp.com/track/jeff-sherman-elton-dean-miles-monk-elton-mom

These versions were recorded live (without overdubs) on the band's Revox tape deck, sometime shortly after we had purchased the first Mellotron ever sold in Washington State (in January 1973). We were fortunate enough to have a live-in sound engineer and photographer, Erik Poulsen, who is responsible for the album-like quality of many of our recordings over the years.

The Plus One, "Elmer The Dancing Bear" is the exception. It was recorded September 1971 in Encino CA by Starshine Productions (Bob Crewe), while we were briefly signed with them. This was gonna be our big hit.

It wasn't.

credits

released December 10, 2022

Personnel:
Greg Sherman: Mellotron, Baldwin Electric Piano, ARP 2600 Synthesizer, Hammond M2 organ
Jeff Sherman: Rickenbacker 4003 Bass Guitar (Fireglo)
Jerry Cook: Rogers Drum Kit, Gong, Tunable Concert Timpanis


Tracks 2-5 recorded at the band house in Olympia, WA, probably late January 1973. Track 1 recorded at PTHS December 21, 1972. Engineering on 1-5 by Erik Poulsen (note the elaborate panning!)
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therealglass.bandcamp.com/album/pths

Track 6 was recorded September 1971 at the studio owned by The Robs, a Starshine client along with Oliver [Swofford] who had a huge worldwide hit with "Good Morning Starshine." Engineered by Bob Crewe.

© 1973 Relentless Pursuit Music, BMI. All Rights Reserved.


Apologies to Gary Larson. And special love and Thank You to Evelyn Sherman "Rock 'n Roll Mom" for never throwing anything out. .

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