Frank of FJNA Now Sharing Albums On Archive.Org

5/4/2018

C. Goff III says thanks to Thomas Park and everyone involved in his EC discussion about archive.org! It has produced some immediate and interesting results from Frank of FJNA.

Follow this link and groove
All of these albums are still available at Frank's Bandcamp site.

Your EC Editor Hal McGee has been listening to Frank's Almost September, pictured above with a link.
Take a listen in the audio player below.

3 Comments

Thomas Park link

5/4/2018 17:18:01

This is very cool, thanks. I know it's a cliche, but if at least one person benefits from these ideas, that makes me feel better.

Frank

5/4/2018 21:20:53

Thanks a lot for posting this here, Charles! It's pretty weird, seeing a picture of my parents in law gate showing up, all of a sudden.
So yes, thanks to Thomas and Charles, I took the jump into archive.org!

Chris Phinney

5/4/2018 21:35:10

That's great Frank that you are using the archive! Salute to you!

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