Here's an album so rare that it doesn't even exist. I comped it from the best sources I could find. Although this Dunhill band never went very far (not even far enough to make a full record), they did appear on Ed Sullivan, they had songwriting help from P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri, and members of the Wrecking Crew - Hal Blaine on drums, Joe Osborne on bass and Larry Knechtel on keyboards - provided backup. Despite all that, oblivion awaited.
As far as I know, their album is unreleased, although a couple of tracks have surfaced on Now Sounds' "Book a Trip" comp.
ReplyDeleteNice post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI looking this album
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Sorry, I don't have that one.
ReplyDeleteHi there. just discovered your wonderful blog, thanks so much for making all this great music availible. Any chance of re upping this one? Loved their song "Ordinary Girl" on Fading Vol 15 would love to hear a whole album of them. Thanks in advance :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the album!! Do you have the last album of the Righteous Brothers "Re-Birth"?
ReplyDeleteI do have "Re-Birth," but it is a terrible rip and not worth posting. Anyone out there have it?
ReplyDeleteOh thank you thank you thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've been chasing this for years. And it's great.
Rick
You might want to check this out ... and, hey, if you score a copy, why not post a link of it here.
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Drummer and leader of the group was the son of Danny Thomas, a popular entertainer from 60s television
ReplyDeletethanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI made video's for several songs of them. It's a labor of LOVE for fantastic pop music ! :) (I'm a 60s POP fanatic) :)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvp1uuCBU30