It's a pretty good song, actually, but I think ultimately it (and the rest of the album) sounds just like every Hollywood hippie band you saw/heard in the club/party scene of any youth-oriented movie/TV show made in America between 1966-69.
Incidentally, I love that photo of the band if for no other reason than the fact that the two guys on either side of Olmos look rather eerily like members of Shoes.
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Note to self: Flogging Trivial Pursuit item about a B-actor's bullshit early rock band less interesting to readers than hoped.
:-)
Well yeah, second Pacific Ocean post probably unnecessary.
Tubbs!
Deserves equal time here, on the basis of the back-cover picture alone.
Did you ever see the video from that Tubbs album?
It beggars description...
:-)
OK, maybe song not called for, but photo slays for E J Olmos with the hair; he's rocking what hippie chicks used to call "wicked length."
Hollywood hippie bands you saw/heard in the club/party scene of any youth-oriented movie/TV show made in America between 1966-69.
If only there was a Listomania in the works for that category...
AP
On to Chameleon Church;>
Oh, god -- I actually interviewed Chevy Chase in the late 80s, specifically about that band.
He was a real shit.
Actually, I think Olmos is the guy on the left.
Nope -- he's the singer in front of the piano.
Mr. Olmos looks just a little bit like Jim Morrison.
As for the music, I've definitely heard much, much worse than this! Sundazed Records, where's the reissue?
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