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chuckv97 - Posted - 09/09/2024: 19:42:17
A song written by Don Lange; this one really floored me when I first heard it, and it's one of those 3/4 tunes akin to Mr. Bojangles with a bass note walk-down.
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Edited by - chuckv97 on 09/09/2024 22:19:32
steve davis - Posted - 09/13/2024: 21:11:14
Gordon Bok's mother was so influential in bringing great music to Camden.
chuckv97 - Posted - 09/13/2024: 21:58:42
Steve, I had this Gordon Bok album when I was a teenager,, it’s one of my all time favourites,, I must’ve listened to “Fundy” thousands of times. What a fine musician, singer, and luthier!
Edited by - chuckv97 on 09/13/2024 22:01:57
steve davis - Posted - 09/14/2024: 05:19:04
My old friend and luthier Ron Pinkham (Woodsound Studio) maintained Gordon's Gambo Cello which is a fretted cello and another old friend bought Gordon's mother's 30s Martin tenor guitar.
Gordon used to come to our Sail,Power and Steam Museum jams.
Haven't seen him there in a couple of years.
I thanked him for being the music of our Maine coast.
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