Pegasus
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| Live at Camp Michael | Bobby visits from Texas | Another visit from Bobby |
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| The rhythm section, featuring "Mr. Rhythm" | Bobby thumps the bass while vocalizing | Thom looks on as Kevin belts out a tune |
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| Kevin "styx" it to 'em | Thom assembles vocal ensemble, reuniting former Pegasus members | Kevin sings while Rob strums his Gibson |
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| 1982 "Reunion" | Bobby overdubs a vocal track while Thom preserves the session for posterity | Another from the high school days |
Thom Freeman - guitar, vocals Rob House - guitar, vocals Bobby Palnau - bass, vocals Kevin Charlow - lead vocals Mike Brooks - drums, vocals The music: Regarding the session for "Won't You Stay": Bobby was on a visit back to Chamblee after living in Texas for a year or so. Rob, at home with the flu, was unable to make the session. The track presented here was transferred to digital in 2000 when Rob finally made his contribution beforeremixing the track for the internet. |
"Won't You Stay" (instant karma remix) Download 128 K/bit MP3 File Broadband Stream (Freeman-Palnau) ©1982, 2001 Can't Read Music/BMI Thom Freeman: Lead/harmony vocals, guitar solo, electric rhythm, drums Bobby Palnau: Harmony vocals, bass, tambourine Rob House: Electric rhythm (overdubbed December 28, 2000) Original tracking sessions completed at Studio 13, Chamblee, GA (circa 1982)using Teac 1/4" 4-track machine "Annie's Song" Download 128 K/bit MP3 File Broadband Stream (John Denver) ©1974 Cherry Lane Music Co./ASCAP Kevin Charlow: Lead vocals Thom Freeman: all other noises Original tracking sessions completed at Studio 13, Chamblee, GA (circa 1982)using Teac 1/4" 4-track machine "Sunshine On My Shoulders" Download 128 K/bit MP3 File Broadband Stream (John Denver) ©1971 Cherry Lane Music Co./ASCAP Kevin Charlow: Lead vocals Thom Freeman: all other noises Original tracking sessions completed at Studio 13, Chamblee, GA (circa 1982)using Teac 1/4" 4-track machine All selections remixed and "digitally cleansed" at the Guest Room, Columbus, GA  The original 4-track multitrack tape was transferred to digital for re-mastering. No existingremix was utilized so that individual tracks could be cleaned up and reprocessed (read compression, limiting) only as needed.Tape hiss inherent in the analog recording process was located and stripped from all tracks as much as possible.Tape was transferred to a digital 16-track and GoldWave wave editing wasapplied to the new stereo master. |