THE BRIKS Can You See Me BIZMARK BK-1013 RARE Garage Rock 45 VINYL Texas Punk
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200
$ 200
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Dec 20, 2018
Sold Date
Dec 19, 2018
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1
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CAN YOU SEE ME The Briks EBAY LISTING SAMPLE
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THESE ARE ACTUAL SAMPLES OF THE 45 VINYL IN THIS LISTING.
THE BRIKS SIDE A: CAN YOU SEE ME (BK-1013) MN 1026 SIDE B: FOOLISH BABY (BK-1013) MN1027
Key Words:PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE, R. BORGENS, C. COTTEN, WYCLIFF MUSIC, BMI, 2:30
The Briks released their first 45, the poppy “Can You See Me?” on Bismark in ’66, though garage fans love the flip side, “Foolish Baby”. Both sides are originals by Richard Borgens and Cecil Cotten. Dot label picked it up for national distribution and to promote the record the Briks traveled to Houston for shows at the Catacombs, around November of 1966.
The Briks came from a band called the Embers who formed at Texas Tech in Lubbock in 1965, with Richard Borgens on vocals and lead guitar, Lee Hardesty on guitar, Bobby Daniels, and Steve Martin on drums. The band relocated to Denton, outside Dallas, and Gainesville, TX, where some of them attended Cooke County Junior College, a “home for the academically ill” as one teacher put it. There they met Cecil Cotten, who became their lead singer, and bassist Mike Meroney and changed their name to the Briks.
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