Glen Campbell Swingin' 12 String Guitar Album?

[robduloc]

~Wabash Cannonball~

[Dee]

Great job, Rob!

Do you have a favorite album here? Or even a favorite instrumental track?

[robduloc]

sigh*

[robduloc]

1964 FOLK SWINGIN' HARPSICHORD WITH 12 STRING GUITAR THE SIDEWALK SWINGERS

14 SONGS
(In alphabetical order)

All My Trials
Betty And Dupre
Blowin' In The Wind
Cottonfields
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
Freight Train
Greenback Dollar
Green Green
If I Had A Hammer
Jamaica Farewell
Saturday Night
Stewball
This Land Is Your Land
Walk Right In

1964 FOLK SWINGIN' HARPSICHORD WITH 12 STRING GUITAR THE SIDEWALK SWINGERS

11 COMPOSERS
(In alphabetical order)

AXTON/RAMSEY
Greenback Dollar
BOB DYLAN
Blowin' In The Wind
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
CANNON/WOODS
Walk Right In
McGUIRE/SPARKS
Green Green
SEEGER/HAYES
If I Had A Hammer
RANDY SPARKS
Saturday Night

TRADITIONAL
All My Trials
Betty And Dupre
Cottonfields
Freight Train
Jamaica Farewell
Stewball

1965 MR. 12 STRING GUITAR

12 SONGS
(In alphabetical order)

All I Really Want To Do
Blowin' In The Wind
Catch The Wind
Colours
Eve of Destruction
It Ain't Me Babe
I Don't Believe You
Like A Rolling Stone
Mr. Tambourine Man
Subterranean Homesick Blues
The "In" Sound
You've Got Your Troubles

1965 MR. 12 STRING GUITAR

6 COMPOSERS
(In alphabetical order)

GLEN CAMPBELL
The "In" Sound
DONOVAN
Catch The Wind
Colours
BOB DYLAN
All I Really Want To Do
Blowin' In The Wind
I Don't Believe You
It Ain't Me Babe
Like A Rolling Stone
Mr. Tambourine Man
Subterranean Homesick Blues
GREENWAY/COOKE
You've Got Your Troubles
P.F. SLOAN
Eve Of Destruction

[robduloc]

1963 12 STRING GUITAR THE FOLKSWINGERS

13 SONGS
(In alphabetical order)

Black Mountain Rag
Bull Durham
Columbus Stockade Blues
Cottonfields
Dark As A Dungeon
If I Had A Hammer (Hammer Song)
Midnight Special
Rye Whiskey
The Answer Is Blowin' In The Wind
This Train
Wabash Cannonball
Walk Right In
Wildwood Flower

1963 12 STRING GUITAR THE FOLKSWINGERS

12 COMPOSERS
(In alphabetical order)

GLEN CAMPBELL
Bull Durham
GUS CANNON/H. WOODS
Walk Right In
A.P. CARTER
Wildwood Flower
DAVIS/SARGENT
Columbus Stockade Blues
BOB DYLAN
The Answer Is Blowin' In The Wind
HAYES/SEEGER
If I Had A Hammer (Hammer Song)
MAGNESS
Black Mountain Rag
MERLE TRAVIS
Dark As A Dungeon

TRADITIONAL
Cottonfields
Midnight Special
Rye Whiskey
This Train
Wabash Cannonball

1963 12 STRING GUITAR VOL. 2.

14 SONGS
(In alphabetical order)

Don't Think Twice It's Alright
East Virginia
Freight Train
Get Together (Amor A Todos)
Gotta Travel On
Greenback Dollar
Hard Travelin'
In The Pines
Lemon Tree
Michael Row The Boat Ashore
See See Rider
This Land Is Your Land
12 String Special
Where Have All The Flowers Gone

1963 12 STRING GUITAR VOL. 2.

11 COMPOSERS
(In alphabetical order)

AXTON/RAMSEY
Greenback Dollar
GLEN CAMPBELL
12 String Special
BOB DYLAN
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
WOODY GUTHRIE
Hard Travelin'
This Land Is Your Land
WILL HOLT
Lemon Tree
LEADBELLY
In The Pines
CHET POWERS
Get Together (Amor A Todos)
MA RAINEY
See See Rider
PETE SEEGER
Where Have All The Flowers Gone

TRADITIONAL
East Virginia
Freight Train
Gotta Travel On
Michael Row The Boat Ashore

[robduloc]

Here is a list that you submitted on page 1 of this discussion Dee, that is one of the most informative I have seen, tracking down and listing the year of each album release... A True Mattie Moment...

Thank you!

1963 12 String Guitar! The Folkswingers
1963 12 String Guitar! Vol. 2 The Folkswingers
1963 The Swinging 12 String The In Group
1964 The Astounding 12-String Guitar of Glen Campbell
1964 Folk Swingin' Harpsichord with 12 String Guitar The Sidewalk Swingers
1964 12 String Dobro Tut Taylor and the Folkswingers
1965 The Electric 12 The Bandits
1965 Dylan Jazz The Gene Norman Group
1965 Mr. 12 String Guitar (by the group Mr. 12 String Guitar???)

smokin' list~

[Dee]

Thanks, Rob, but it took a village to lock things down.
It's all about helping to preserve Glen Campbell's history--and sharing it.

I just think that the music industry is always on to the next big project, the next artist. This is their mission.

WIkipedia rocks. Fans of Glen's and several forum members either had or are contributing to Glen's discography on Wikipedia.
I wish I had time to help the team.

Thanks for your rockin' words about the Glen Campbell Forums!

As soon as I have time, I will go back and edit my posts about the 12-string albums in order to add record numbers (if known) and other information.
This is a great thread because these albums have a somewhat confusing history. The info that Cowpoke posted has been invaluable!

[robduloc]

Dee, your ability to secure and back up files is so important and needed.

There are people in the music business that want to rob us of our history.

It is getting harder and harder to google who wrote a particular song.

I'm thinking that the people who used to volunteer their time have gone on to new things.

Wikipedia is awesome, that's for sure, that's where people congregate and submit facts.

So there is an upside to everything...

The Glen Campbell forum is the best!

[Dee]

Hey, Rob, I am just throwing guesses out there.
The tobacco company does seem feasible, doesn't it?

Thoughts from other members?

Wouldn't you like to have been a fly on the wall back when The 3 Big Guitars was being recorded?

The compact disc for Rock-A-Doodle? It is waiting for you to purchase at:

http://www.amazon.com/Rock-Doodle-Vario ... B000008K4C" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Go for it, Rob! You deserve it, especially after your fascinating post about "bird grit" and "Rooster".

If you need further encouragement, check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iydSHyKdeJ8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Dee

[robduloc]

Thank you, Dee,

As it turns out I knew or suspected what a Bull Durham was all along, I just needed confirmation by a Glen Campbell person, I do believe that I remember some of the later packaging and I wouldn't rule out samples from a past life!

Ah, it's all coming back to me now....

The 3 Big Guitars, that's an album where Howard/Strange/Campbell must have rolled a few to reach those bottom notes*

I am getting emotional after reading your last post, the treasure trove and store house is very real.

Heck

I'm pinching myself to own and display a copy of the compact disc Rock-A-Doodle+

Rock-A-Doodle In My Living Room