Electric Prunes - The Complete Reprise Singles (1966-69/2012)

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Artist: Electric Prunes
Title: The Complete Reprise Singles
Year Of Release: 1966-69/2012
Label: Real Gone Music
Genre: Garage Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Psychedelic Rock, Beat
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:08:41
Total Size: 194/272 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview

Electric Prunes - The Complete Reprise Singles (1966-69/2012)

Tracklist:

1. Ain't It Hard (R. Tillison, T. Tillison) - 2:12
2. Little Olive (James Lowe) - 2:41
3. I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night (Annette Tucker, Nancy Mantz) - 3:00
4. Luvin' (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 2:07
5. Get Me To The World On Time (Annette Tucker, Jill Jones) - 2:33
6. Are You Loving Me More (Annette Tucker, Nancy Mantz) - 2:25
7. Dr. Do Good (Annette Tucker, Nancy Mantz) - 3:33
8. Hideaway (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 2:47
9. The Great Banana Hoax (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 3:20
10. Wind-Up Toys (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 2:30
11. Everybody Knows (You're Not In Love) (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 3:04
12. You Never Had It Better (Mark Tulin, James Lowe) - 2:08
13. Sanctus (David Axelrod) - 2:56
14. Credo (David Axelrod) - 5:00
15. Shadows (Gordon Phillips) - 2:24
16. Help Us (Our Father, Our King) (David Axelrod) - 3:19
17. The Adoration (David Axelrod) - 3:50
18. Hey Mr. President (Mark Barkan, Ritchie Adams) - 2:50
19. Flowing Smoothly (Brett Wade) - 3:06
20. Violent Rose (John Herron, Dick Whetstone) - 2:28
21. Sell (M. Herron, John Herron) - 3:20
22. Love Grows (Bill Daffern, John Fleck, Ron Morgan, Brett Wade) - 3:43
23. Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers (Jimmy Holiday, Jimmy Lewis, Cliff Chambers) - 3:03
24. Vox Wah Wah Pedal Radio Spot - 1:02

Line-up::

The Electric Prunes:
James Lowe - Vocals, Autoharp, Rhythm Guitar, Tambourine
Ken Williams - Lead Guitar
James "Weasel" Spagnola - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Mark Tulin - Bass Guitar, Piano, Organ
Preston Ritter - Drums, Percussion
Michael "Quint" Weakley - Drums (1967 Underground, 1968 Mass In F Minor)
Mike Gannon - Rhythm Guitar (1968 Mass In F Minor)
Richie Podolor - Guitar (1968 Mass In F Minor)

1968 Release Of An Oath:
Howard Roberts And Lou Morrell - Guitar
Don Randi - Keyboards
Carol Kaye - Bass
Earl Palmer - Drums

1969 Just Good Old Rock And Roll:
Ron Morgan - Guitar
Mark Kincaid - Guitar, Backing Vocals
John Herron - Organ
Brett Wade - Bass, Backing Vocals, Flute
Dick Whetstone - Drums, Lead Vocals

Psychedelic rock band formed in 1965 in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. They reached their highest US charting success in 1966 with "I Had To Much to Dream Last Night" (peaking at #11). They released two albums in 1967: "The Electric Prunes: I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)" and "Underground". They broke up in 1968 during the recording sessions for their third album "Mass in F Minor", which was composed and arranged by David Axelrod. The album was completed by Axelrod and producer Dave Hassinger using session musicians and Canadian band The Collectors (4). A fourth album "Release of an Oath" was released in 1968, also composed and arranged by David Axelrod, and produced by Dave Hassinger with session musicians providing the music. This was followed in 1969 by a "Just Good Old Rock and Roll" recorded by a different group of musicians under the name of The Improved New Electric Prunes, since the name was legally owned by their producer Dave Hassinger.

The original band re-formed 30 years later, touring in 2001 and releasing a new CD, "Artifact" and a DVD, "Rewired", in 2002.

From the ever-changing personnel, the classic line-up is regarded as: Jim Lowe, vocals; James "Weasel" Spagnola, guitar; Ken Williams, guitar; Mark Tulin, bass; Preston Ritter, drums.

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