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Strawberry Alarm Clock
Strawberry Alarm Clock came out of Los Angeles in 1967. Their song 'Incense and Peppermints' got some attention that year with its drifting organ and hazy...
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Barefoot In Baltimore
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Curse of the Witches
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Good Morning Starshine
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Incense And Peppermints
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Pretty Song From Psych-out
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Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow
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Sit with the Guru
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Tomorrow
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Unwind With The Clock
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Strawberry Alarm Clock came out of Los Angeles in 1967. Their song 'Incense and Peppermints' got some attention that year with its drifting organ and hazy feel. They put out a few albums like 'Wake Up... It's Tomorrow' and 'Good Morning Starshine', which had tracks like 'Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow' and 'Sit with the Guru'.
Mark Weitz sang, with George Bunnell and Ed King on guitar, Gary Lovetro on bass, and Gene Gunnels on drums. The sound was a loose, West Coast kind of psychedelia, more pop-leaning than some of their peers, with songs that often had a gentle, slightly whimsical quality. They weren't around for very long in that first run.
They got back together to play shows in the 1990s. Their records, especially that first one, still turn up in collections of 60s psychedelic pop.
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