- Your Past
Comes Back to
Haunt You: The
Fonotone Years, 1958–1965 is the
title of a box set
compilation of
recordings by
American fingerstyle guitarist...
- his
first recordings.
These were for his
friend Joe Bussard's
amateur Fonotone label and were
recorded under both the
pseudonym "Blind Thomas" and under...
- 1930s. From 1956
until 1970,
Bussard ran the last 78 rpm
record label,
Fonotone,
which was
dedicated to the
release of new
recordings of old-time music...
-
Cellar Door
Sessions 1970 (Miles Davis)
Susan Archie &
Henry Owings –
Fonotone Records (Various Artists) Hugh
Brown & Jean
Krikorian – A Life Less Lived...
- Band, led by the
record collector Joe Bussard, and
released on his own
Fonotone label as 78 rpm records.
Eventually these were
collected on LP by Piedmont...
-
Contemporary Guitar (Takoma, 1967) “Imaginational Anthem”/”Oncones“ 45 (
Fonotone, 2005,
recorded in 1969)
Letter to the
Editor (Big Ear, 2000) Imaginational...
-
mocked the
academic bluster of
scholars and revivalists. He
renames his
Fonotone patron "Joseph Buzzard,"
records as
Blind Joe Death, or else
espouses his...
- Dan,
Georgia Jokers, Bald ****
Chicken Snatchers, etc.) for Bussard’s
Fonotone Records label. From
these masters were
later made two LP
albums and portions...
-
Essential Recordings Rounder 2011 Your Past
Comes Back To
Haunt You: The
Fonotone Years 1958–1965 Dust-to-Digital 2023
Proofs & Re****ations (Reissues Double...
-
recorded a
number of cuts for Joe
Bussard and his Frederick, Maryland-based
Fonotone Records and
performed at the
Jabberwock coffeehouse in
Berkeley under the...
