Flower power psych pop thatll blow you away! Exploring the jangly folk and garage sounds of the late 60s, the Superfine Dandelion picks a wide variety of colorful folk, country and jug band influences and puts a psychedelic tint on their all-original compositions. Our favored stereo mix, pressed on blue vinyl!
Formed in 1967, this Phoenix, AZ band would only last for a year before parting ways, leaving behind just one album a fate many Mainstream artists ultimately faced, no matter how quality their style and sound was. The Superfine Dandelion features Mike McFadden (formerly of the garage rockin Mile Ends) and Rick Anderson (founding member of the Tubes) showcasing the sound of the Summer of Love kaleidoscopic, sunny & groovy!
While the cheeriest cuts have the sunny folk-pop/rock feel of, say, some of the L.A. folk-rock issued by the Dunhill label (Don't Try to Call Me recalls P.F. Sloan) or the Monkees, their self-titled LP had a good deal of sub-Jefferson Airplane folk-psych-rock, with plenty of minor chords, harmonies, and wistful lyrics. Then Janie's Tomb and It's Raining have a jokey jug band vibe, like a cross between the Charlatans and the Lovin' Spoonful.
Richie Unterberger (AllMusic)
1. People In The Street 2. Crazy Town 3. My Place 4. Day And Night 5. Shameful Lady 6. Janie's Tomb 7. It's Raining 8. Don't Try To Call Me 9. The Other Sidewalk 10. What's The Hurry
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- Format Detail: LP Blue Vinyl
- Genre: Rock
- Format: Vinyl
