by Anonymous
Paul Parrish "Songs" 1971
Paul Parrish: Organ, Piano, Melodica
John Beland: Guitar
Dick Rosmini: Guitar
Larry Brown: Drums
George Bell: Drums
Steve La Fever: Bass
Danny Cohen: Harmonica
Tommy Morgan: Harmonica
Nathan Gershman: Cello
Bill Fritz: Clarinet
Jim Snodgrass: Clarinet
Verlye Mills: Harp
Produced by Dan Dalton
DL
Paul Parrish: Organ, Piano, Melodica
John Beland: Guitar
Dick Rosmini: Guitar
Larry Brown: Drums
George Bell: Drums
Steve La Fever: Bass
Danny Cohen: Harmonica
Tommy Morgan: Harmonica
Nathan Gershman: Cello
Bill Fritz: Clarinet
Jim Snodgrass: Clarinet
Verlye Mills: Harp
Produced by Dan Dalton
DL
posted by Lizardson at 9:23 AM
6 Comments:
thanks, I'm going to check this out
I wanted to ask, do you think you could use sharebee or a similar multiple-upload site for your posts? Rapidshare takes so long in between
Anyone who has the 1968s 'Forest Of My Mind' ??
amg sez this re his previous LP!:
"Paul Parrish's debut is a bright, excellently produced LP filled with remarkable sunshine-dipped folk-pop songs along the lines of Donovan. Replete with flute, strings, and slight psychedelic effects, the album gets by on the strength of Parrish's songs, especially tracks like "English Sparrows," "Suzanne," and "Flowers in the Park." Each track is ripe with rainbow-colored imagery and the requisite amount of forest/meadow scenarios. You'd want to dismiss it as merely kitsch if Parrish's vocals weren't so sweet and persuasive — in the end, you're singing along and holding hands with whoever might be near. Even the covers of the Beatles' "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" and the Holland-Dozier-Holland classic "I Can't Help Myself" fail to disappoint, and instead help put the album further into a detached yet pleasant, love-struck, and extremely wide-eyed version of psychedelic sunshine pop." 4.5 stars
Thanx! but do you have his debut albun : The Forest of My Mind 1969
I'm also interested in hearing "Forests..", thanks again for this
I can't believe I found this! My parents named me after the song "Nathan". This album is pure poetry. I can't thank you enough for posting this.
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