I think you got it, 100%. You can see where that might have been a recording studio. I'm sure that paperwork changed easier back then with a hand shake, a bank check and a quick filing at the county clerk's office. My parents house (now mine) had the original contract in 1968 done on three pages. Today that's volumes of paper just to change the title. LOL. I told Joe and Mark on the other Skynyrd channel that we're all subscribers to that they should have you as a live guest on a livestream (if that's something you'd want to do) as you can fill in a lot of history. "Hide Your Face" is good song, but I think that's a Qunn Ivy recording.
@@kevinoldssr6051 Kevin I am not finding anything to support your claim. I got my info about the five songs directly off the credits of the Collectybles album which says 5 songs recorded at Norm Vincent Studio and that song you mentioned "He's Alive" was recorded and produced by Quin Ivy as a demo recorded at Muscle Shoals. Can you show any documentation to show the song "He's Alive" was recorded in Jacksonville? Markham and Sutton sold all of their early Skynyrd recordings to MCA and as far as I know ALL of them were released on the Collectybles album and kept together on the album.
Gary Rossington was my friend. I am 73. I am same age as Gary. I grew up on the westside of Jacksonville. I grew up in the same neighborhood went to same schools same class at Lakef Shore Junior High and Robert E Lee High Jacksonville. Gary and I would meet front of Lake Shore Junior High before the school would let us in.
No, I sold them all but there is one ATINA record on e bay for $100. The county Skynyrd band members lived in and wrote their songs in has almost nothing on Skynyrd in their museum. I plan on changing that as much as possible. Johnny and Donnie and Judy and others have not donated anything.
@@Cagey-1 appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share, you have some of the most valuable knowledge, and items i know of, and knowing Artimus and others as well as you did/do just ads to it. dave.🙂
I think you got it, 100%. You can see where that might have been a recording studio. I'm sure that paperwork changed easier back then with a hand shake, a bank check and a quick filing at the county clerk's office. My parents house (now mine) had the original contract in 1968 done on three pages. Today that's volumes of paper just to change the title. LOL.
I told Joe and Mark on the other Skynyrd channel that we're all subscribers to that they should have you as a live guest on a livestream (if that's something you'd want to do) as you can fill in a lot of history. "Hide Your Face" is good song, but I think that's a Qunn Ivy recording.
cant wait to come back and really soak all this info in,.....skynyrd gold..thanx dave.🙂
Great!
thats awesome, great work man! rock on
Thanks Trav!
They recorded six songs instead of five. They also recorded He's Alive
@@kevinoldssr6051 Kevin I am not finding anything to support your claim. I got my info about the five songs directly off the credits of the Collectybles album which says 5 songs recorded at Norm Vincent Studio and that song you mentioned "He's Alive" was recorded and produced by Quin Ivy as a demo recorded at Muscle Shoals. Can you show any documentation to show the song "He's Alive" was recorded in Jacksonville? Markham and Sutton sold all of their early Skynyrd recordings to MCA and as far as I know ALL of them were released on the Collectybles album and kept together on the album.
Gary Rossington was my friend. I am 73. I am same age as Gary. I grew up on the westside of Jacksonville. I grew up in the same neighborhood went to same schools same class at Lakef Shore Junior High and Robert E Lee High Jacksonville. Gary and I would meet front of Lake Shore Junior High before the school would let us in.
Do you have any more of those that you would consider selling?
No, I sold them all but there is one ATINA record on e bay for $100. The county Skynyrd band members lived in and wrote their songs in has almost nothing on Skynyrd in their museum. I plan on changing that as much as possible. Johnny and Donnie and Judy and others have not donated anything.
@@Cagey-1 appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share, you have some of the most valuable knowledge, and items i know of,
and knowing Artimus and others as well as you did/do just ads to it. dave.🙂
@@larrytate5605 Thanks Larry! Lots more to come. Just getting started.