FAREWELL BLUES by the Castle Jazz Band 1949
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In 1960, my father bought a stereo Knight Kit in which you built your own stereo. After several months, it was finished and I bought my first album--The Famous Castle Jazz Band 'In Stereo'. I wore out 'The Torch' and 'I've Been Floating Down the Old Green River.' I was so delighted when Good Time Jazz brought it out on CD. I loved the cartoon Medieval Cover and the guy with the trash can on wheels picking up pieces of knight's armor.
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Wow...so happy to see this. I live not far from the site of the old Castle Inn--building sat vacant for years, was demolished 4-5 yrs ago and site is now occupied by housing. My father had an album of Castle Jazz Band--cover was a cartoon by the great Arnold Roth of a medieval joust. About 30 jokes in that cartoon. George Bruns went to work for Disney at some point. I grew with that album...no idea where it is now--I wish I could find it. Thanks Monte and the boys.
JeffW77 1 year ago
@JeffW77
I lived in Gladstone in the early 1970s and was always intrigued by the 'Castle' but knew nothing about it. It was always on my list of places to show out of town visitiors, like the elevator in Oregon City. Didn't know it's history until about 10 years ago, by that time it was a ruin. Too bad I couldn't have appreciated it for what it was a lot sooner. I really like the Castle Jazz Band music was blown away when I finally made the connection between the 'Castle' and the records.
cdbpdx 1 year ago
WISH WE KNEW WHO THE MUSICIANS ARE.
76trombones007 1 year ago
@76trombones007
According to the label:
George Bruns - trombone
Don Kinch - trumpet
Bob Gilbert - clarinet
Bob Short - tuba
Larry DuFresne - piano
Homer Welch - drums
Monte Ballou - banjo
cdbpdx 1 year ago