45worlds Forum - View Single Post - 1910 Fruitgum Co.'s 6th album?

14th Apr 2021, 5:28 PM
	CorporalClegg KinoTata, Ha-ha! Member since Mar 2016 416 Points	My understanding on the background of some of the tracks: -"Mary Wanna" appears on the cover of their Indian Giver LP, but doesn't appear to have been included on any pressings. No clue who writer A. Roberts is. -"Candy Cane" was, according to Scott Dworkin via this YouTube posting, intended to be the followup to the Charles E. Funk Rebellion's "Lovin' Cup." -"Sweetness of Soul" (mispelled Sweatness!) appears to have been written by Jim Tragas of Lt. Garcia's Magic Music Box (also known as The Echoes/The Scoundrels) and sounds like it was recorded by them. This appeared on a Super K Kollection CD. -"Cheers To You" by one time member Chuck Trois later turned up on his solo LP Chuck Trois & The National Bank. -The remaining tunes appear to be various outtakes or later day recordings by the group. "The Clock," "Go Out In The Rain" and "Feelin' It" all turned up on Super K Kollection CDs, while an alternate take(!) of "Bingo" appeared on the CD. The Repertoire CD of the 1910 singles also includes "Lawdy, Lawdy."

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