Diamond managed the band when it got to L.A. and the Rainy Daze frequently opened the Diamond-produced shows at the Valley Music Theatre that were typically headlined by the Seeds, theDoors and/or Love. Eat the goody outta that and I'll crack ya another one.
@hookalakah That's right! On that three hour aircheck of Dave Diamond's Diamond Mine from 06-16-67 he plays this and "Weatherman". I think he might've played "In My Mind Lives A Forest" also. If you don't have that show, get it.
Beautiful, reminds me to Shifting Sands fromThe West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band.
Love it
One beautiful melodic song. Rog. Pacific sunset records
They're Groovin!
they used to play in denver in the 50s-that album is very nice-mine is worn out
quite groovy..
Diamond managed the band when it got to L.A. and the Rainy Daze frequently opened the Diamond-produced shows at the Valley Music Theatre that were typically headlined by the Seeds, theDoors and/or Love.
Eat the goody outta that and I'll crack ya another one.
Good stuff, Thank You for putting this up -I read they were actually a band from Denver, CO and discovered by Phil Spector.
actionscoot That makes them cooler since I live just outside of Denver.
Yes!
@hookalakah That's right! On that three hour aircheck of Dave Diamond's Diamond Mine from 06-16-67 he plays this and "Weatherman". I think he might've played "In My Mind Lives A Forest" also. If you don't have that show, get it.
thank's for the informations, if you have more please you're more than welcome to post them.. cheers €8)
this is not good