The Mushroom River Band
The Mushroom River Band was a psychedelic-era group led by Cameron 'Moon' Rivers. Their sound mixed blues, folk, and rock with psychedelic elements, and they...
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The Mushroom River Band was a psychedelic-era group led by Cameron 'Moon' Rivers. Their sound mixed blues, folk, and rock with psychedelic elements, and they had a song called 'Proud Of Being Cool' that became associated with counterculture attitudes of the time.
Their albums included 'Cosmic Express' and 'Electric Eden,' which ranged from quieter ballads to louder rock tracks. The band featured Rivers along with guitarist Silas 'Starlight' Moonstone, bassist Eleanor 'Harmony' Willow, and drummer Jasper 'Thunder' Rain.
They faced some criticism for lyrics and lifestyle choices, and Rivers had legal issues related to drugs. Their concerts were known for combining music with art and performance elements. The band eventually broke up, but 'Proud Of Being Cool' remained a recognizable song from that period.
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