Matthew C. Clark

NOPE!!

From April of 1972 on Sunlight, "Someone, Sometime" which peaked at # 109 in April of 1972. (audio only) This song reminds me of White Plains (with Tony Burrows) 1970 song "My Baby Loves Lovin'".

This was their last swan song from October 1974 on MCA, Chicago's New Colony Six "I Don't Really Want To Go" & which did not charted in Billboard Single Charts.

The trio from Michigan, Sky (featuring the late lead singer Doug Fieger, later of The Knack 1979 song "My Sharona") "Goodie Two Shoes" (NOT the Adam Ant 1982 song) (from 1970 "Don't Hold Back") (RCA Victor) (audio only) Did not charted in Billboard Hot 100 or Bubbling Under BUT the album went to # 161 (Top 200 Albums) in January or February of 1971. Their second & final album from late 1971 "Sailor's Delight" did not charted & they disbanded in early 1972.

David Cutler Lewis, keyboardist for Ambrosia 1980 album "One Eighty" & the songs "Biggest Part Of Me" & "You're The Only Woman (You & I)" has died of brain cancer (no age given). https://bestclassicbands.com/david-cutler-lewis-obituary-ambrosia-6-9-21/

Former Electric Light Orchestra & The Move drummer Bev Bevan interview (runs 38 minutes):

2. "Silverbird" (title track to his 1970 album)

Bill Elliott, member of British duo Splinter has died (no age given). They were the first artists to sign on the late George Harrison's Dark Horse Records label (distributed by A&M Records) in August of 1974!! The song "Costafine Town" went to # 77 (Hot 100) in January of 1975 & their only charted song. Story here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splinter_(band)

Grew up watching the reruns of "The Mod Squad" in the mid 70's. I do have the first 2 seasons out of the 5 seasons (1968 - 1970) on DVD.

Story: https://www.tmz.com/2021/06/06/clarence-williams-iii-dead-dies-half-baked-mod-squad/

Maybe someday that "Missing Pieces" by The Partridge Family (unreleased songs that were left out) will finally be released!!!

That is the late Dick Wagner (The Frost) on guitar instrumental on the first 3 minutes!! Dick also did the opening guitar of Alice Cooper's "Welcome To My Nightmare"!!

Member Ron Tabek died in a motorcycle accident in December of 1984.