The Churls - Princess Mary Margaret

One from the Churls first S/T album released on the A&M label in 1968. The Churls were a Canadian rock band formed 1967 in Toronto, Ontario by Bob O'Neill and Nick McCombie. They were one of the hottest bands on the Yorkville scene and caught a break to cut an album in New York; they spent much of early 1968 playing in New York as the houseband at both Cafe a Go-Go and The Scene, where they notably received encouragement from John Lennon and Paul McCartney and jammed onstage with Jimi Hendrix. The second album tanked and the band went their separate ways, as was the case with most bands in the over-saturated market of making music in the 60s and 70s. But damn they were good.
Very pretty song, wistful and romantic in the Stones' style with baroque strings and harpsichord.
The Churls are:
Bob O'Neill: vocals
Nick McCombie: rhythm guitar
Sam Hurrie: guitar
Hal Ames: guitar
John Barr: bass
Brad Fowles: drums

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Based, kinda reminds me of "In your Tower" by The Poets.

[@Eileenjennifer69]

Oooh I love that song! And yeah, I hear it too.