Two tracks, “Dig It” and “Maggie Mae,” are omitted and replaced with a recording of “Don’t Let Me Down,” the non-album B-side of the “Get Back” single.Īs for more attainable finds, Fritz said it’s about finding the albums he always wanted that are in good condition and affordably priced. Naked is comprised of newly mixed versions of the tracks, omitting much of Phil Spector’s production embellishments. What constitutes a score?Īccording to Fritz, Let It Be… Naked, an alternative mix of the Beatles’ 1970 Let It Be, reissued by Paul McCartney in 2003, is a score. Meanwhile, eager collectors sifted through dozens of crates of vinyl, angling for a score.
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They fittingly closed their set with Neil Young’s “Rockin’ in the Free World.” Classics by the Grateful Dead, The Rolling Stones and The Yardbirds were sprinkled in before the duo threw Talking Heads’ curveball “Life During Wartime” into the mix. They also celebrated John Lennon’s birthday with an “Imagine” tribute. Those solo works were bookended between an opening and closing tune by the Traveling Wilburys. The duo opened with songs by each individual artist from the Traveling Wilburys super group (Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty). Live music completed the event, with mellow back-to-back sets by classic rocker Matt Thalasinos, new-to-the-scene R&B and pop artist Jamil Robinson, heavy country rock trio Foolshine and the Fritz & Rocker Duo.Ĭiangetti penned the “eclectic” set list, as described by Fritz, just for the occasion. Patrons brought lunch to enjoy in the crisp, autumn sunshine with a myriad of ManaFirkin brews on tap. Among those on the premises Saturday were Rick’s Records, Yearbook Records and The Catch-All. Unlike most record fairs, this one is sponsored by the brewery and is free to both vend and attend. With the resurgence of vinyl collecting, the fair has garnered something of a cult following in recent years. The event was conceived by Chris Fritz in honor of the long-gone Red Rocker Record Shop, which was once situated on Bay Avenue in Manahawkin and owned by the Red Rocker himself, Bruce “Rocker” Ciangetti. In the thoroughfare between Stafford and the Causeway to Long Beach Island, ManaFirkin Brewing Co.
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Last weekend was full of festivity, between the Harvest Festival, the LBI Fly kite festival and the 18-Mile Run.
NEXT GENERATION: Bruce ‘Rocker’ Ciangetti congratulates up-and-coming R&B artist Jamil Robinson on his showstopping performance.
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