Cocoanut Groove
Cocoanut Groove formed in the mid-1960s with John Michaels on vocals and guitar, David Allen on guitar, Tim Peterson on bass, and Mark Davis on drums. Their...
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Cocoanut Groove formed in the mid-1960s with John Michaels on vocals and guitar, David Allen on guitar, Tim Peterson on bass, and Mark Davis on drums. Their sound drew from the harmonies of the Beach Boys and the folk-rock approach of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
In 1967, they released "A Dream of Two Summers," a song with layered vocals and acoustic arrangements that connected with listeners. Other tracks like "Hummin'" and "Madeleine Street" followed a similar pattern of melodic, harmony-driven pop.
David Allen left the band in 1969, and they continued recording afterward. Their music from that period maintains the gentle, reflective quality heard in songs like "Lately" and "I Wanted You To Step Into My World."
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