Great p’cast! Cheers from Spain

Stranger, thanks for the email/song, I definitely enjoy the Choir. I’m always appreciative when someone exposing me to great music. There’s a song that keeps popping up in my head whenever I think of jangle-rock/folk-rock. Sunny Day Blue by Fargo, a band who made one soft pop album in the late 60’s, the song however is great. I’ve never heard the album but the two songs I have heard are pretty good ( the other song I have is from the Soft Sounds For Gentle People comp). Sunny Day Blue I knicked off Fading Yellow Volume 6, one of the great 60’s comps, mostly pop and psych pop – all volumes are outstanding. If could choose two 60’s comp series it would be Fading Yellow and the legendary Back From The Grave – possibly the greatest comp series of them all. Would anyone be willing to do a Free Design review???

Stranger,

Thanks for this podcast, it’s fantastic. In regards to the Choir, I know they had a cd release a while back by Sundazed titled Choir Practice. I am only familiar with their songs that have been heavily comp’d, “It’s Cold Outside” and “I’m Going Home.” I believe these guys eventually morphed into the Raspberries (with some personnel changes) but also interesting is later on in the group’s career they took on singer/songwriter Denny Carleton who was in the great mid 60’s Cleveland band the Lost Souls. He also released a fine solo album titled Color With Crayons in 1985. But I’d Rather You Leave Me is just amazing, I’m glad you posted these tunes.