Steve Kaczorowski-What Time Are You?

 

A1 I'd Love To Change The World 3:30

A2 Think I Better FInd My Way Home 3:45

A3 Sweet Independence 2:36

A4 Monkey Demond 4:08

A5 Big Green Pearl 3:25

B1 Bryent Hotel 3:20

B2 Morning WIndow 1926 5:50

B3 Love You 5:27

B4 Don't Go 3:25

B5 What Time Are You? 3:40

1971

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What Time Are You? is a self-published album of ten songs that came out around 1971. Normally, something like this is handed out to a few friends and relatives and never heard from again.  But in the most recent eBay auction, the album sold for over $1100.  Rare, certainly, but why such a collector’s item?

The story is a long one, and a fascinating one.  I knew Steve.  He went to my high school, a year after me.  I never met him before I graduated, for the simple reason that he transferred in the next year. My brother Ron, who even now does concert gigs back home, introduced him to me; they met because of their interest in performing.

You see, Steve was a rock star.  Under his stage name of Steve Martin, he was a member of the Left Banke, and wrote their hits Walk Away Renee and Pretty Ballerina.  He clearly kept his contacts in the music business:  when I visited his house, he had promotional copies of dozens of albums.  He was my age, but a year behind me because of the time he had spent touring.