Toby Hitchcock
Toby Hitchcock was part of The Association, a folk-rock group that formed in 1965. The band had a sound built around vocal harmonies, and their 1967 single "A...
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Toby Hitchcock was part of The Association, a folk-rock group that formed in 1965. The band had a sound built around vocal harmonies, and their 1967 single "A Different Drum" became their most recognizable track. It's one of those songs that still gets played when people talk about that era.
Hitchcock sang lead vocals on several of their recordings. After leaving the group around 1970, he worked on solo material. Songs like "How To Stop" and "Just Say Goodbye" show up in his later catalog.
The Association released albums like 'And Then...Along Comes the Association' and 'Insight Out' during their late-1960s run. Hitchcock's voice was a clear part of their studio work, even if the band's story had its complications.
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