THE ARCHIVE STORE
(Checks or Money Orders Only)
Okay, we’ll give this a shot to see what the response is. These are
custom-made CD-Rs from the Archives, complete with artwork. More titles will
be made available as time goes on. Prices include shipping and handling.
To order, PRINT THIS FORM and Please Circle Selection Below, then mail with
check or money order made out to:
Mark Doyle, 335 Vine Street, Syracuse, NY 13203
1) JUKIN’ BONE (Whiskey Woman & Way Down East - 2 on 1) $22
Both albums on one CD, remastered from sealed vinyl. Jewel box, 74 minutes
2) JUKIN’ BONE (Get Boned! – Live at the Dinosaur, 2004) $10
HOT gig, original members, some rarities. Incl Nadine, Chain of Fools, Fool
For You, Sayin’ It is Easy, Way Down East, Come On Home. Recorded multi-track,
mixed by MD, mastered by Rich Mendelson. Slim case, 58 min
3) FREE WILL (The Tony Caputo Tapes, 1971) $12
Ever wonder what the band sounded like before RCA got a hold of them? These
are the original 4-track demos that led to the Whiskey Woman album, from 2nd
generation reel-to-reel tapes .Also includes many songs from the era that
never made it to record. Jewel box, 58 min
4) FREE WILL (Live at Jordan-Elbridge High School, 1970) $10
For Fans Only – lots of distortion on the original tape, but if any
one wonders how electric the band’s shows were back in the day, look
no further. Jewel box, 53 min
5) MARK DOYLE’S GUITAR NOIR (Live at Swaby’s, 2001)2 CDs $18
Very hot night with the road band for the two solo albums. From digi-cam audio,
some rarities. 2 Slim cases. Almost 100 min
6) FREE WILL (Cold, Cold Morning - 1969) $13
Real rarity – two sessions: earliest demo recording (with George on
bass and Bill Irvin on rhythm gtr) and a very polished recording made in Waterbury,
Conn. that is the first recording with John joining the group on bass. Features
the legendary “Are You Gone?” Jewel box, 68 minutes
7) FREE WILL (Live at Jabberwocky, 1970) 2 CDs $20
This is the sh*t – 3 smokin’ sets at the late, lamented club on
the SU hill. Features many classics not available anywhere else, including
“Handbags To Gladrags,” “Country Road,” “Needle
and Spoon,” “Free Will Boogie,” “Mother Earth”
and numerous others.
8) JUKIN’ BONE (The Lost Third Album, 1973) $15
So many of you have requested this title, but this period brings up so much
emotion for us that we’ve resisted. But here it is: all of the demos
made for what was to be the 3rd RCA album. Tom (first drummer) and George
(rhythm guitar player) had left, but we soldiered on with two drummers and
John on bass. In spite of the bad memories, when we listened to the 14 songs
we realized that not only were they historically important for the whole story,
but they rocked. And it even features The Dean Brothers on 3 cuts (now THAT
was a bizarre idea.) Special bonus – the 3 farewell radio ads for our
last show.
Jewel box, 58 minutes
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