Three Cheers For My Baby4:10

Colorado

My Music3:23

With Nobody Else Around2:24

Because That Someone Is You4:44

You Might Think I'm A Stranger2:34

It Never Hurts To Cry2:56

A Song For Jude3:07

Everybody Sings The Blues3:53

You're But A Dream, My Lady3:26

Friend, You've Got It Made3:47

Have I Been In Love At All2:40

To Make The Night Complete4:19

It Ain't True

Loneliness

October

Look At You

Take My Love

Nite People

Song Peddler

Always Singin'

Moonlit Night

Where Is The Sun?

My Whole Life Over Again

Nowhere To Go4:31

K2 - 3rd Movement2:20

Slammer6:21

Congratulations3:24

Muscle Pumpkin3:07

Make A Little Wine2:54

Don't Ya Think About Leavin'3:12

Cross Country2:41

Check Me Out3:38

A Little While2:41

Hey, Lover2:36

Hey, Lover was written and recorded in one night. Judgement as to its spontaneous insanity is left to the listener.

See

Sailor

Play That Song Forever

Blue Junkie

My Friend

Run For The Money

North Dakota Morning

For Karen

I Looked Around You

I Never Belonged In College

Stealin' Dan

Memories (Of a Man and Woman)

Ultimate Force - Circle City Fatback06:19

One of the finest R&B groups to pass through our portals! This band was made up of ERFC/Epoxy alumni - but with the addition of Amnesty's horns and vocalists. Matthew, Buddy, Red, James, D.G., Greg, Elroy, Herman & Gino - we salute you!!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Least Common Denominator - Wait 'Til Yesterday03:26

(1987-03-01)

Tune did OK on station WNAP's "Homegrown Hour", back in 07/1979

Ezekial Longspur - Rollin' Down The Highway03:44

Match II - Make A Little Wine02:53

Amnesty - Three Cheers For My Baby4:10

(1973)

The super group that helped put 700 West on the map! (Yeah. This was an early 4-track effort....) "Free-Your-Mind; the 700 West Sessions" is a recent CD release on Now-Again records. Check it out!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

J. Michael Henderson - Have I Been In Love At All2:42

(1976)

To Make the Night Complete was one of our best 4-track efforts! (Many 4-to-2-to-4 transfers!) There was a CD rerelease in 2001 on JMH Records

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Funk St. Workshop - Git On Up2:56

(1975)

Lyrics by Tony Bingham & Gary Trice. (700 West single #751005 is collectible, now!) We worked with this group many times while our doors were open! Al's still placing his own music with interested services!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Rebirth - Fear3:30

(1976)

A very "commercial" Rock Group. (They wound up on our label as 45rpm single #760120-B)

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Three Cheers For My Baby4:38

Lord, Help Me3:46

Rollin' Down the Highway3:53

Cloud Rider4:00

Git On Up2:56

Girl I Know What You're Thinking

Big Bruce, the Big Blue Spruce3:22

Great novelty stuff - both in the writing & recording!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Ooo-Wee4:27

Don't Leave Me, Mama4:30

Producer/Money Man: Leslie Townes

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Goddess Above3:11

Early stuff - and sounds it!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Tell Me3:21

Dunlop Song3:04

That Same Song You Sing4:33

Popular area horn band. Did many high school proms, etc...

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

People Do Not Change1:45

Match I was our 1st studio group.

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(Life's Like a) Keyhole3:50

Make A Little Wine2:54

Match II was our 2nd studio group. Cut rereleased on LP 7604704.

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Incident1:58

Our first significant airplay! WTLC - bless 'em!

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I Say Yes To My Lord3:55

Watch Out2:57

Our 1st 8-track session!

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Pay The Price4:08

Funk/rock.

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I Get High2:45

Very commercial power trio.

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Fear3:30

Feeling Grave4:26

Misery3:26

Poor Johnny2:47

Clare's Song3:01

Paper With Lines3:45

Annie Porpoise Song3:11

No Contest5:12

This cut hooked up Jim Horton as Financial backer.

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Wedding Day3:05

Light My Fire2:21

Gone Girl3:38

Jazz Jam1:58

Something In The Way She Moves4:21

Fly Me To The Moon3:00

Stormy2:59

Water06:19

Digitized 1992 from submaster

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.

Jeannie2:45

The proper interpretation of one Jerome Winoker's unrequited love songs.

David Whittemore

A Certain Kind Of Lady

Shake Up Your Mind

Lucy Bluebird (Rastus)5:57

You Won't See Me (Beatles)3:05

I-94 riff (Rastus)3:35

Beginnings (Chicago)4:09

It's Too Late (Carole King)3:31

Saturday (In the park) (Chicago)3:29

When I Got To America4:29

6 Year Blues3:18

Loser, Lover, Malcontent2:35

"Rock Jam"2:45

6 Year Blues3:37

Shanty1:54

Arthur Swords (or "Shanty" as he later came to be known) worked for my dad and later on for me doing handyman jobs. He and his wife Mary were extremely poor and lived in a shack in East Greenfield. When Shanty was very young he played guitar and wrote a song called "Shanty in old Shanty Town". A hitchhiker came through town sometime during the depression and wrote the song down after a night of drinking with Shanty and some other guys. A year or so later it was on the radio and was a hit. Unfortunately Shanty never got credit or dime for writing it. Truly a sad and true story. It would be great if he finished telling the story!

Jay Wilfong

Band of the Year

Drummer Star

Stranger

Blue and Burned Out

Circle City Fatback06:19

One of the finest R&B groups to pass through our portals! This band was made up of ERFC/Epoxy alumni - but with the addition of Amnesty's horns and vocalists. Matthew, Buddy, Red, James, D.G., Greg, Elroy, Herman & Gino - we salute you!!

M.J. Whittemore, Jr.