US 69 — Yesterdays Folks 1969 (USA, Psychedelic Rock-Funk-Soul)
The band was formed in 1968 in Connecticut by guitarist and vocalist Bill Durso. Originally called "The Mustard Family," they changed their name before the LP's release. In 1969, they signed an album contract with Buddha Records. On the album, the musicians combine elements of jazz, rock, funk, and soul with psychedelia.
Tracks:
01. I'm On My Way (A Patch Of Blue) - 0:00
02. Yesterday's Folks - 6:13
03. I'm A Nobody - 9:31
04. African Sunshine - 12:03
05. I Hear You Talkin' - 19:31
06. Miss Goodbody - 22:28
07. Never A Day Goes By - 25:54
08. 2069: A Spaced Oddity — 30:48
Personnel:
Bill Durso - vocals, guitar, arranger
Bob DePalma - alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute
Don DePalma - piano, trumpet
Gil Nelson - alto saxophone, bass, flute
Bill Cartier - drums
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