'68 Comeback - A Bridge Too Fuckin' Far
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A Bridge Too Fuckin' Far

Label Sympathy For The Record Industry ‎– SFTRI 422
Format 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Barcode 0790276042216
Country US
Released 1998
Genre Rock
Style Garage Rock, Lo-Fi, Noise, Punk, Rock & Roll
Love's Sting
A1 Clean Yong 16
A2 '68
A3 You Walked In The Room
A4 Shotgun Saw
A5 Evergreen
Dänce Tyme
B1 Shake Your Hips
B2 Get Rhythm
B3 Muddy Boots
B4 Boomerang
B5 Bending Like A Willow Tree
Mynd's Game
C1 Like Any Other Kind
C2 The Wall
C3 King's Road
C4 That's How My Mind Works
C5 In The Company Of Kings
Vintage Denim
D1 Let It Rock
D2 The Way I Walk
D3 My Girl Josephine
D4 Pink Pedal Pushers
D5 Hoy Hoy
D6 Route 66
Artwork [Wreath Border] – Nick Diablo
Bass – George Reyes
Blues Harp, Saxophone – Walter Daniels
Drums – Jeff Bouck
Guitar, Voice [Screams] – Nick Diablo
Layout – Eddie Flowers
Liner Notes – Monsieur Jeffrey Evans
Maracas – Greg Oblivian
Organ – Jack Oblivian
Photography By [Back Cover] – Dan Bell
Photography By [Front Cover Photo] – Evans
Photography By [Other] – Bob Kondrak
Photography By [Other] – Jack Taylor
Photography By [Other] – Jeffrey Evans
Photography By [Other] – Mary Albrecht
Photography By [Other] – Michael Day
Photography By [Other] – Nick Diablo
Photography By [Other] – Scott Bomar
Photography By [Other] – Victoria Renhard
Recorded By [In Austin] – Monsieur Jeffrey Evans
Recorded By [In Memphis] – Jack Oblivian
Vocals, Guitar – Monsieur Jeffrey Evans
Recorded in Memphis by Jack Oblivian and in Austin by Monsieur Jeffrey Evans for Tillman Audio Research.
Thanks to Chris Walker for the use of Barrister's after hours and Mike Vernon for letting us record in his garage. Sounds good to me.
Sessions were doubly blessed by Tex Edwards and Greg Oblivian.
Thanks to Long Gone John.
Front cover photo of Jack Taylor (R.I.P.) in heaven by Evans.
Back cover at Bon Ton Cafe, Memphis, by Dan Bell.
Other photos by Victoria Renhard, Jack Taylor, Michael Day, Bob Konrak, Jeffrey Evans, Nick Diablo, Scott Bomar, and Mary Albrecht.
Wreath border by Nick Diablo. Layout by Eddie Flowers.
Thanks for tour cards letters, and thoughts during our time of loss.

DEDICATED TO JACK TAYLOR, 1965-1997
Barcode (UPC code, not printed on release) – 790276042216
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched) – SFTRI-422-A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched) – SFTRI-422-B
Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, etched) – SFTRI-422-C
Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, etched) – SFTRI-422-D
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