Boones Farm - Boones Farm (1972)
Artist: Boones Farm
Title: Boones Farm
Year Of Release: 1972
Label: Columbia
Genre: Rock, Country Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 38:59
Total Size: 109/263 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Boones Farm
Year Of Release: 1972
Label: Columbia
Genre: Rock, Country Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 38:59
Total Size: 109/263 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Good Old Feelin' (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 3:00
2. She's So Good (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall, Brad Palmer) - 3:20
3. Play Children Play (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 4:40
4. Love has a Mind of Its Own (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 3:56
5. Livin' Together (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall, Brad Palmer) - 3:55
6. Mother-In-Law (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall, Fred Darling) - 2:59
7. The Me Nobody Knows (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 2:53
8. You Say You Love Me More (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall, Brad Palmer, Fred Darling) - 3:29
9. If You Can't Be My Woman (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 3:12
10. So Much Wrong (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall, Brad Palmer) - 3:35
11. Start Today (Kent Sprague, Gary Stovall) - 4:19
Line-up::
Brad Palmer - Bass, Vocals
Fred Darling - Drums
Kent Sprague - Percussion, Vocals
Gary Stovall - Guitar, Vocals
Milt Holland - Percussion
Here's another big label release that has left precious little biographical information behind it. Good luck finding out much about this short-lived early-1970s California-based quartet, let alone locating a decent review of their sole 1972 release.
During high school drummer Fred Darling and guitarist Gary Stovall played together in the band Churchill Downs. After school the pair relocated from Idaho to Southern California and began to enjoy some late 1960s local success on the L.A. club circuit when Darling got his induction notice, bringing the band to an end. Completing his two years of active duty in the Army, in 1971 Darling returned to L.A. where Stovall invited him to join a band he'd just put together. Featuring Darling, Stovall, bassist Brad Palmer, and singer Kent Sprague, while not exactly ground breaking (but still rare in rock circles), the quartet's integrated line up and country-rock moves attracted the attention of Columbia Records which promptly signed them to a contract.
During high school drummer Fred Darling and guitarist Gary Stovall played together in the band Churchill Downs. After school the pair relocated from Idaho to Southern California and began to enjoy some late 1960s local success on the L.A. club circuit when Darling got his induction notice, bringing the band to an end. Completing his two years of active duty in the Army, in 1971 Darling returned to L.A. where Stovall invited him to join a band he'd just put together. Featuring Darling, Stovall, bassist Brad Palmer, and singer Kent Sprague, while not exactly ground breaking (but still rare in rock circles), the quartet's integrated line up and country-rock moves attracted the attention of Columbia Records which promptly signed them to a contract.