This album "If You Miss Your Connexion" from 1969 by acoustic folk/blues singer "Andy Fernbach" is not just a rare find, it is ultra rare. The vinyl for this out of print album fetches $500 sometimes. And for those collectors who know their stuff, it is probably worth it. So enjoy this sweet rarity folks. Enjoy this charming album folks.
01. Hard-Headed Woman (3:51)
02. Have Your Bags Soon Ready (4:09)
03. Someday (4:56)
04. Woman Goes From Man To Man (3:36)
05. By And By (2:59)
06. If You Miss Your Connexion (3:47)
07. That's All Right (4:51)
08. Hanging Around (For Something To Happen) (3:05)
09. Varying Speeds (2:57)
10. Moving On (2:57)
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13 comments:
I've never seen or heard of the album before. Is it US or UK? interesting- HGH
HGH,
I'm pretty sure it's British. Andy Fernabch played for a bit int he Band The Houndogs.
But that being said I cannot be certain that the actrual release is Uk.
Let me know if u have any more info @ a l8r d8.
Chuntao
Very rare indeed. Much thankful for this posting. I knew Andy Fernbach from his contribution to the blue Thumb album "I asked for water and she gave me gasoline" and its follow up (forgot the tile, sorry, old age ...).
Cheers,
Yes boogieman,
Very rare ain't the word. Also thank you for the xtra info. I was unaware of this contribution. Enjoy this rarity. Hey like you won't boogieman, like you won't ;]
Chuntao
Hey Chuntao,
i enjoyed it very much but did you notice that track 9 and 10 are the same? Some confusion during ripping or uploading?
Could you re-post the missing track? I'd much appreciate.
Actually the compilations were "Me & the Devil" and "I asked for water". Was reissued as 2 LP on one CD by BGO some years ago.
Cheers,
boogieman,
You need to let me check that one out. I'm sorry for the overlap there I don't what happened??? I have the double album you speak of well I think. A blues compilation right?
Anyway let me check that out as I don't know wha happened.
Will get back to on that oversight.
C.
boogieman,
Thank you for pointing that error ot. I don't know how that happened - two tracks being the same and all, but with different names. I never noticed and I have heard it a few times now and no-one else noticed. Therefore I hope this one suits your needs and again apologize to you and my readers for their extra vigilance.
C.
Thanks, I had all but given up on hearing this record again. You have made this old groundhog very happy with all the effort you put into making your blog perfect and especially posting this jewel.
Cy
Good Golly I was listening to this vinyl just yesterday.Guess Ill pull it out of the crate to a better place in the library.
i have this album, but my fave track by andy is "built my hopes too high". perfecto moodpiece!
I just came across this website by accident. Yes these were UK releases. Andy was active in London for several years in the late 1960s. I was bass player in his band (as heard on 'Gasoline'). Andy now runs a recording studio in Cornwall, England.
Hi ; This U.K. released album was part of " The Groundhogs Series " , distributed by Liberty Records ( later to be known as United Artists ).
This series of releases were put together by British group " The Groundhogs " . Previous postee Bob Rowe was in an earlier band of mine called The Deep Blues Band and I play the drums on a couple of the tracks on Andy F's album . I am in fact the original drummer of The Groundhogs and am still touring with original bass player Pete Cruickshank under the name " Groundhogs Rhythm Section "
After 41 years I have found the Holy Grail here on this blog. Thank you! And as a bonus, we have additional details from Ken Pustelnik of The Mighty Groundhogs! I can die now; my life is complete!
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