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Heat Canned
Heat Canned formed in Los Angeles in the late 1960s, with Scott McKenzie as their frontman. Their song 'Going Up The Country' became a hit around that time,...
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Heat Canned formed in Los Angeles in the late 1960s, with Scott McKenzie as their frontman. Their song 'Going Up The Country' became a hit around that time, though some listeners questioned how it drew from older Appalachian music. They put out albums like 'S/T' in 1967 and 'The Basement Tapes' the following year.
McKenzie sang and played guitar, and David Crosby was sometimes involved on guitar and vocals. Their recordings mixed country melodies with rock, and they had other songs like 'Let's Work Together' and 'On The Road Again' that kept a similar loose, rootsy feel. The band's lineup shifted over time, with players like Rick Roberts coming through.
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