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Long Lost Treasures THE DAILY FLASH From The First Era of Psychedelia 1966 Not just ‘another curious’ band of the 1960’s, the Daily Flash were phenomenal musicians and singers from Seattle who impressed audiences immediately, and were fluent in a variety of musical directions. Formed in 1965, the original lineup included Steve Lalor and Don MacAllister (vocals, guitar, bass), Doug Hastings (guitar), Jon Keliehor (drums). They performed alongside other groups such as The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Country Joe, Quicksilver, Van Morrison, Cream, Taj Mahall, Turtles, Steve Miller Band, Grass Roots and others. They were brought in as a backing band for various Los Angeles artists including Dr John, The Cake, Noel Harrison, Bob Lind. Individual members played or recorded with various artists including The Doors, James Brown, Bob Dylan, Paul Butterfield, Buddy Miles, Iron Butterfly, Frank Zappa, The Sons of Adam, Pamela Poland, David Ackles, Rhinoceros and others. The original group lasted through 1967 with members leaving to join the Buffalo Springfield, supergroup Rhinoceros and others. A year later the band reincarnated as BODINE with Jon Keliehor (drums), Steve Lalor (guitar, vocals), Kerry Magness (bass, vocals), Eric Karl (guitar, vocals) and Dave Brooks (keyboards), recording a spectacular album on MGM. documentation Nick Warburton at: http://www.rhinoceros-group.com/dailyflash.htm As a chronicle to the group’s history the forthcoming CD of I FLASH DAILY includes all single releases, Hollywood Gold Star Studio recordings, live performance recordings from the Whiskey A’Go Go and Seattle Trips Festival, and early unpublished demo recordings. A 36 page colour booklet provides a detailed history. tracks for I FLASH DAILY will include LMCD 015 Deluxe edition JACK OF DIAMONDS VIOLETS OF DAWN (Traditional - Lalor, Keliehor, MacAllister, Hastings) (Eric Anderson) THE FRENCH GIRL THE GIRL FROM NORTH ALBERTA (Ian Tyson, Sylvia Fricker) (Billy Roberts) GREEN ROCKY ROAD BIRDSES (Len Chandler) (Dino Valenti) QUEEN JANE APPROXIMATELY LET ME DIE IN MY FOOTSTEPS (Bob Dylan) (Bob Dylan) CANTELOUPE ISLAND THE IN-SOUND (Herbie Hancock) (Harry Harrison/US Army) Recorded live at the Eagles Auditorium QUEEN JANE APPROXIMATELY BLACKSTONE FERRY (Bob Dylan) (Danny O’Keefe) Recorded live at the Whiskey A'Go Go BARBARA FLOWERS WHEN I WAS A COWBOY (Stephan Lalor) (Traditional - arr by Lalor, MacAllister, Hastings, Keliehor) AGAIN AND AGAIN GRIZZLEY BEAR (Stephan Lalor) (Traditional - arr Lalor, MacAllister, Hastings, Keliehor) THE GIRL FROM NORTH ALBERTA CC RIDER (Billy Roberts) (Traditional - Gertrude “”Ma” Rainey) IT TAKES A LOT TO LAUGH IF I WERE A CARPENTER (Bob Dylan) (Tim Hardin) THE BONNY SHIP THE DIAMOND THE STUMBLE (Tradional) (Freddy King, Sonny Thompson) © 1966 © ℗1982, ©2008 ©2009 Download music samples and further information at LUMINOUS-MUSIC.com http://luminous-music.com contact us in Scotland +44 141 571 7206.

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