Rock Flowers - Rock Flowers (1971) [Hi-Res]

The Rock Flowers were an all-girl singing trio in the early seventies. They are (unfortunately) much better known for the line of small vinyl Fashion Dolls manufactured in their likenesses by Mattel during the period than they are for their harmony-strong, soul-flavored music.

The members of the real-life Rock Flowers were Ardie Tillman (Rosemary), Debby Clinger (Lilac), and Jacquie Wiseman (Heather). They released two albums, their self-titled debut (1971), and a follow-up, "Naturally" (1972), on Wheel Records, which was owned by The Barnum and Bailey Circus. Their single "Number Wonderful" was a regional hit in the state of Hawaii in 1971.

01 - Rock Flowers - (You're) My Kind Of Music (2:52)
02 - Rock Flowers - You Shouldn't Have Set My Soul On Fire (2:35)
03 - Rock Flowers - Uptight World (2:25)
04 - Rock Flowers - Shake It, Wake It (2:17)
05 - Rock Flowers - Heaven Help The Non-Believer (3:01)
06 - Rock Flowers - Sunday Dreaming (3:16)
07 - Rock Flowers - Mother You, Smother You (2:34)
08 - Rock Flowers - Gettin' Together (3:14)
09 - Rock Flowers - Number Wonderful (2:25)
10 - Rock Flowers - It Was Always Always You (2:43)
11 - Rock Flowers - And Then He Says He Loves Me (2:49)