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warrprayer

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Sat Feb 23, 2013, 03:08 PM Feb 2013

They Called It "Underground"

Last edited Sat Feb 23, 2013, 03:39 PM - Edit history (1)

... music. After Crosby Stills and Nash locked voices, they realized there was magic. They tood a redeye flight from LA to New York to begin recording.






This is a band from LA calld "Redeye". It isn't Crosby Stills and Nash. Funny how my memory gets blurred. Because I swear I heard this record in late 1969 - early 1970, on an F.M. "underground" station, as a D.J. promotional release. Since then I read somewhere - unverifiable - that Crosby and Nash, while still under obligation to different labels, did release unauthorized collberations to test the waters for forming CS&N.

You decide.


On "Pentagram" records, no less....
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They Called It "Underground" (Original Post) warrprayer Feb 2013 OP
They certainly have a CS&N sound, and the song you posted hints of Suite: Judy Blue Eyes. Scuba Feb 2013 #1
As Zappa so famously said warrprayer Feb 2013 #2
this is great! In_The_Wind Feb 2013 #3
thanks :) warrprayer Feb 2013 #4
I remember underground radio. zanana1 Feb 2013 #5
 

Scuba

(53,475 posts)
1. They certainly have a CS&N sound, and the song you posted hints of Suite: Judy Blue Eyes.
Sat Feb 23, 2013, 03:42 PM
Feb 2013

Any idea who they were?

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