Probe 10 (USA)

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From ebay: Probe 10 was a group of high school students in the Lehigh Valley area
of Pennsylvania. Two schools in particular that I am sure of are Emmaus
and Parkland. When the album was released back in 1975, my best friend
at the time (Steve Kroninger – now an artist in NYC) was attending
Lehigh County Vo-Tech as an art student with either Jim McGee or a
friend of Jim’s (Kim). Anyway, it was and still is a great album. This
one certainly has passed the test of time. I don’t think any of the
people on this album went on to do much more professionally in the music
industry. That is a great injustice.

Band:
# James McGee: Electric Bass, Electric Guitar, Flute, Twelve String Guitar, Remix, Producer, Arrangements
# Jeff Saussier: Trumpet, Coronet
# Bill Jones: Electric Guitar
# Barry L. Bachman: Percussives
# Tom Nicholson: Rhodes Piano
# Brian Gerhab: Flute
# Diane DuBois: Flute, Cover Design
# Samuel Creyer: Flute, Alto Flute
# Mason Profit: Recorders
# Linda Kistler: Violins
# Susan Rudelitch: Vocal
# David Robert Scheirer: Vocal, Babbling Brook, Remix, Producer
# Stirling E. Woodin: Engineer, Remix

One LP "There Is A Universe" in 1975.  (Blue Universe #PR92673 (1975 USA - Pennsylvania))

I admit, sound quality leaves something to be desired; bit of a garage band thing going on here.

Edited by historian9 - January 19 2012 at 10:39

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Guests Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Guest Group	Topic: Probe 10 (USA) Posted: January 19 2012 at 10:38
	From ebay: Probe 10 was a group of high school students in the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania. Two schools in particular that I am sure of are Emmaus and Parkland. When the album was released back in 1975, my best friend at the time (Steve Kroninger – now an artist in NYC) was attending Lehigh County Vo-Tech as an art student with either Jim McGee or a friend of Jim’s (Kim). Anyway, it was and still is a great album. This one certainly has passed the test of time. I don’t think any of the people on this album went on to do much more professionally in the music industry. That is a great injustice. Band: # James McGee: Electric Bass, Electric Guitar, Flute, Twelve String Guitar, Remix, Producer, Arrangements # Jeff Saussier: Trumpet, Coronet # Bill Jones: Electric Guitar # Barry L. Bachman: Percussives # Tom Nicholson: Rhodes Piano # Brian Gerhab: Flute # Diane DuBois: Flute, Cover Design # Samuel Creyer: Flute, Alto Flute # Mason Profit: Recorders # Linda Kistler: Violins # Susan Rudelitch: Vocal # David Robert Scheirer: Vocal, Babbling Brook, Remix, Producer # Stirling E. Woodin: Engineer, Remix One LP "There Is A Universe" in 1975. (Blue Universe #PR92673 (1975 USA - Pennsylvania)) I admit, sound quality leaves something to be desired; bit of a garage band thing going on here. Edited by historian9 - January 19 2012 at 10:39

yam yam Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: June 16 2011 Location: Kerberos Status: Offline Points: 5820	Posted: January 19 2012 at 12:06
	My God! There's all sorts going on here! I'm well impressed with it though. Sounds like something that might have been recorded a lot earlier than 1975, but I reckon it definitely deserves a place here somewhere (I'm guessing JRF due to the high Jazz content...)

harmonium.ro Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator / Retired Admin Joined: August 18 2008 Location: Anna Calvi Status: Offline Points: 22989	Posted: January 20 2012 at 11:22
	Good stuff. I'll notify the JR/F team.

Easy Money Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator / Retired Admin Joined: August 11 2007 Location: Memphis Status: Offline Points: 10336	Posted: April 27 2012 at 04:23
	Interesting effort for a bunch of high school students, we added them to to jazz-related rock section at the jazz site. You certainly have a knack for obscure albums. http://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/