FOUNTAINHEAD
''STRAIGHT FROM THE SOURCE'S MOUTH (BONUS TRACKS LIVE)''
1982
57:13
1 - Friday Night/3:14
2 - Gonna Love Ya/4:11
3 - Man Of The World/3:45
4 - A Hard Man Is Good To Find/4:07
5 - Red Hot/3:45
6 - Take Me To The Block/4:54
7 - This Is The Last Time/4:11
8 - Night Of The Hunter/5:18
9 - Long Haired Redneck/4:50
10 - Stay Away (Bonus Track Live)/2:55
11 - I Saw You (Bonus Track Live)/4:28
12 - Gas Station Girl (Bonus Track Live)/4:45
13 - It's A Pirate's Lfe (Bonus Track Live)/6:20
Bass/Marc Couture
Drums/Gordie Folsom
Guitar/David Kufta, John Frisell
Guitar, Trumpet/Art Deske
Keyboards/Ken Griffen
Fountainhead was founded by keyboard player/vocalist Ken Griffen and guitarists Art Deske and David Kufta in 1974 and continues to perform. The members currently with the band include Ken and Art with Gordy Folsom on drums since 1977, Stephen Nystrup on guitar since the late eighties, Susan Rivard on vocals since 1999, and Paul Bugnacki on bass. Fountainhead plays their own music and interpretations of great classic rock , blues and country songs. Griffen and Nystrup are cousins and were in the seminal sixties band “The Ogres” of Martha’s Vineyard fame.
In the early 1980’s Fountainhead released two albums on Toad’s Records, Live at Toad’s and Straight from the Source’s Mouth. A poll conducted by the Hartford Advocate rated the LP Live at Toad’s the number one local album for 1981. It charted at # 6 of all national releases in Connecticut. The album sold over 20,000 copies and received airplay on all FM rock stations in CT. During this era the band was voted number one in Connecticut People’s Choice awards a few times.
Fountainhead has appeared in concert with many of the great bands including Lynyard Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker, The Outlaws, The Jefferson Starship, Link Wray, Pure Prairie League, and most recently Dickie Betts.
Other past members of the band and sometime guest stars are John Frisell, Virginia Griffen, Steve Bosco, Bucky Pitz, Rod Pile, Mark Couture, Trevor Davis, Bobby Murphy, Charlie Levanti, Steve Woods, Bob Franklin, Billy Dest and Nick Galgano, and the late great Scott Fitzgerald.
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''STRAIGHT FROM THE SOURCE'S MOUTH (BONUS TRACKS LIVE)''
1982
57:13
1 - Friday Night/3:14
2 - Gonna Love Ya/4:11
3 - Man Of The World/3:45
4 - A Hard Man Is Good To Find/4:07
5 - Red Hot/3:45
6 - Take Me To The Block/4:54
7 - This Is The Last Time/4:11
8 - Night Of The Hunter/5:18
9 - Long Haired Redneck/4:50
10 - Stay Away (Bonus Track Live)/2:55
11 - I Saw You (Bonus Track Live)/4:28
12 - Gas Station Girl (Bonus Track Live)/4:45
13 - It's A Pirate's Lfe (Bonus Track Live)/6:20
Bass/Marc Couture
Drums/Gordie Folsom
Guitar/David Kufta, John Frisell
Guitar, Trumpet/Art Deske
Keyboards/Ken Griffen
Fountainhead was founded by keyboard player/vocalist Ken Griffen and guitarists Art Deske and David Kufta in 1974 and continues to perform. The members currently with the band include Ken and Art with Gordy Folsom on drums since 1977, Stephen Nystrup on guitar since the late eighties, Susan Rivard on vocals since 1999, and Paul Bugnacki on bass. Fountainhead plays their own music and interpretations of great classic rock , blues and country songs. Griffen and Nystrup are cousins and were in the seminal sixties band “The Ogres” of Martha’s Vineyard fame.
In the early 1980’s Fountainhead released two albums on Toad’s Records, Live at Toad’s and Straight from the Source’s Mouth. A poll conducted by the Hartford Advocate rated the LP Live at Toad’s the number one local album for 1981. It charted at # 6 of all national releases in Connecticut. The album sold over 20,000 copies and received airplay on all FM rock stations in CT. During this era the band was voted number one in Connecticut People’s Choice awards a few times.
Fountainhead has appeared in concert with many of the great bands including Lynyard Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker, The Outlaws, The Jefferson Starship, Link Wray, Pure Prairie League, and most recently Dickie Betts.
Other past members of the band and sometime guest stars are John Frisell, Virginia Griffen, Steve Bosco, Bucky Pitz, Rod Pile, Mark Couture, Trevor Davis, Bobby Murphy, Charlie Levanti, Steve Woods, Bob Franklin, Billy Dest and Nick Galgano, and the late great Scott Fitzgerald.
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