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Paul Franklin Tape

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I recently listened to a cassette tape of Paul Franklin playing a bunch of tunes on Pedabro and steel, great stuff! But, there was no title or info, just the artists' name handwritten in pen (probably 3rd or 4th generation recording). Does anyone know the title of this album? I was thinking it might be Pauls'" Play by Play" or "Aroostix"?

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Sounds like the PedaBro album he did a few yrs back...

Acoustix I think. Has a GREAT version of Crazy Arms and I love you Because.....
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I really liked the way Paul played "orange blossom special" on that tape.

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Akoostix is the tape. It's a superb tape and one of my fave's!

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Thanks guys for your replies! Now if only I can find one for myself (anyone have an extra one that they wouldn't mind parting with?).

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I baught mine from Paul Franklin Sr. At that time he had all of Pauls albums that were still available. I would give him a call. If nothing else it is always a pleasure to talk to him. He is a wonderfull person.

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BTW you can get his number on the Franklin website
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Jeremy,

Thanks much for the info. I will give him a call.

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Post by randy »

If I remember right, I bought mine at Scotty's. I loaned it to someone and never saw it again so I'll likely buy another copy.

It's really interesting to listen to. I like Roly Poly
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Post by Craig Stock »

I bought this tape from Scotty a few years ago, it is great. I really like the song Maria, I think it ought to be done more often on the steel.

Hopefully someday they will re-release this on CD. Great job Paul.

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Post by Harry Teachman »

Still trying to find one, tried to contact Paul Sr., left message, no reply. Anyone have any ideas?

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I would just continue trying to get ahold of Paul Sr. He really is a treat to talk to and I am sure that he would have some of the tapes.

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Well, ... I got a copy from Gerry Hogan's shop in Newbury, England, last year... not sure if he had any more, but you could pop in and see... Image Image
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Post by Bob Carlson »

I also bought mine from Scotty's. The address for Franklin Guitar Company is 712 May Drive, Madison Tenn. 37115. Phone number 615-865-4754. And I'd guess they would also send you one, or more.

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Post by Jeremy Moyers »

Also, Paul has a new double CD out called looking back that I got last year that has 38 songs on it, 11 of them from accoustix, some from the christmas album, some from 1974, some from 1981 and some from 1979. it even has 3 new songs. I would get it if possible. once again call Paul Franklin for info.

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Post by Harry Teachman »

Thanks again Jeremy, I will try again. That double CD sounds great!

Bob, thanks for the info.

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Post by Harry Teachman »

Finally got in touch with Franklin Guitars,they are out of Pauls' tapes. If ayone has an extra "Akoostix" tape for sale, please let me know.


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Post by Larry Clark »

Harry, Give Billy Coopers Music a try. Their phone number is 1-540-854-5940. I think I saw a copy on the shelf last time I was there.
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Larry,

Thanks, I will give them a try.

Harry