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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 8,898 Likes: 87
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Here's a song written by my Bro. We recorded this in high school at Cameo-Parkway in Philadelphia. This was so long ago. I can't remember how I felt about this trip and music in general. It's haunting, but beyond that it doesn't seem like it was real. The band members were Robert Schick III (lead guitar and vocal)), Jim Cadue (drums), Clair Whitmore (guitar) and me on bass. BTW, all those Vestells have passed-away. Don't know why the Big Guy left me standing. Maybe to haunt me. Here it is, "Won't You Tell Me". I reckon we were part punk band. Won't You Tell MeThats garage rock, John. Punk hadn't been invented yet.. but it was a pre cursor to it. it was more about girls, cars and annoyances, but not as angry as Punk Im a big fan of that stuff, . Your song places you right in that era. There was a revival of stuff like that in 2000 ish, bands like white stripes, the hives, the strokes... Cool stuff. Funny how all that stuff sounded the same, and no copyright cases.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 4 hours ago.
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