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This page has been reconstructed from a cached version of the original, which was a part of the now defunct Fuzz, Acid and Flowers web site. We do not have access to the original header and footer graphics.

Fuzz, Acid and Flowers, by Vernon Joynson, is a book comprising "an encyclopaedic guide to U.S. rock and pop from the early-60s to mid-70s covering garage, psychedelic and hippie rock." At one time, the entire resource was online.

The original site went offline some time in 2005. The cover below is from the original U.K. print edition; this reconstructed entry is from the online edition. A revised version of the book is currently available, published by Borderline Productions.

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Fuzz, Acid & Flowers Cover

Dennis Coffey and the Detroit Guitar Band - Colwell-Winfield Blues Band

* Dennis Coffey and Detroit Guitar Band * Linda Cohen * Cold Blood * Cold Sun * Coldwater Army *
* Cole and The Embers * Collage * Collective Star * The College Boys * The Colony * Coloring Book *
* The Colors of Night * Colours * Colours * Steve Colt * Columbus Circle *
* Colwell-Winfield Blues Band *


The College Boys

   

Personnel:
DAVE BEABER gtrs, vcls A
ERIC GULLIKSEN 12 str gtr, bs, vcls A
JACK McKENNES banjo, bs, vcls A
 

45:
1 The Man / Song Of The Traveller (Swan S-4166) 1963

Significant for containing pre-Orpheus members Jack McKennes and Eric Gulliksen, this is the group referred to in the liner notes for The Best Of Orpheus retrospective CD as The Wanderers. A tribute to the late JFK, the record was produced by Tom Zagryn and Eric Gulliksen, and recorded in the cellar of a fraternity house on a Webcor tape recorder. Eric recalls: "As we already had a relationship with the Swan label via The Blue Echoes, we trotted it down to Philadelphia and Swan jumped on it thinking they would make a bundle. However, no Kennedy records made it in the US; people (and rightly so) just didn't want to see someone make money from the tragedy of JFK's death. For many years, though, Tom and I received air play royalties (in small amounts) from the four corners of the earth".

(Max Waller w/thanks to Eric Gulliksen)


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