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Insense & Peppermints: Strawberry Alarm Clock
If you go here:
http://members.boardhost.com/guruv1/ You can chat with some of the guys from the Strawberry Alarm Clock. Ed King, who was with SAC and later joined Lynyrd Skynyrd, posts regularly. They're a fun, eclectic bunch of guys who are always digging up old pictures, reviews and mp3s. |
What was it with fruit-themed band names at that time?
There were also Psychotic Pineapple and Electric Prunes. And thinking back, they were all pretty good. |
...and Moby Grape.
...and a little bit later The Raspberries. |
Interesting. Going from SAC to Lynyrd Skynyrd
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...let's not forget Wild Cherry (of "Play That Funky Music" fame).
...and how soon we forget The Cranberries. Quote:
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Leonard Skinard... okay?! I mean, really. :laugh: Laura PS: Notice how I spelled incense wrong too... |
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Vanilla Fudge, sure... (Choc Wrist Watch? :shocked: ) I recall reading something shady about the Fudge. Mob ties or something. |
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Insense and peppermints..gawd..I remember that, it was a great song!:] Now, lets not forget the 1910 Fruitgum company in there too, forget what they sang though.
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Was it "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy, I've Got Love In My Tummy."?
Why do we know this stuff? As my father used to say - "How come you can remember every song since 1960 but you can't remember to take out the trash?" |
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I get accused of that sort of thing. We had a Rock and Roll Jeopardy at work to raise funds for the Food Bank and there were two people on the panel who knew a lot more useless old rock and roll trivia than I did. We're not alone! lol! Laura |
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