First Friday was formed in the fall of 1968, at the University of Notre Dame, USA. They practiced in the basement of Dillon Hall when they found a pile of blank billboards with the title First Friday (intended to announce Mass on the first Friday of the month in the dormitory chapel). They chose the name for the band, taking advantage of the promotional material received "for free".
They recorded a self-titled album "First Friday" in 1969 by Websters Last Word Records, with the release of only 500 vinyl copies. A copy of this album was recently sold on eBay for over $ 400.
In 1970, they recorded another album in Nashville for King Records, which was never released (The Lost Tapes). In 1997, they recorded their third album in Branchville, NJ, which was also never released (The Lost CD).
First Friday meets once a year at various venues in the United States to play for longtime fans part of their tour, Too Much Fun.
They recorded a self-titled album "First Friday" in 1969 by Websters Last Word Records, with the release of only 500 vinyl copies. A copy of this album was recently sold on eBay for over $ 400.
In 1970, they recorded another album in Nashville for King Records, which was never released (The Lost Tapes). In 1997, they recorded their third album in Branchville, NJ, which was also never released (The Lost CD).
First Friday meets once a year at various venues in the United States to play for longtime fans part of their tour, Too Much Fun.
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