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Subject: Re: Group Names
Message-ID: <522@hou2a.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 1-May-85 17:10:19 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  1 17:10:19 1985
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Dear me.  My age will show but...

1.  The Strawberry Alarm Clock had (what I consider the) definitive pychedelic/
    pop song of the 60's, "Incense and Peppermints".  That was their only
    "hit".  I don't know any album names, but someone out there does.

2.  Blue Cheer... hmmmmm.  Vague, and my office mate isn't here to help.

3.  Paul Revere and the Raiders!  Oh boy!!!  Great pop stuff.  They wore
    Revolutionary War costumes.  "Kicks" is probably one of their best songs,
    but for our reply to the British pop invasion of the 60's, this is one of
    the goodies!  They were also the hosts of a Dick Clark produced
    afternoon music fest called (OK kids, here it comes) "Where the Action
    Is".  "Bandstand" on the beach, as I recall.

Now as I clear off the cobwebs...

Diane Wilkerson	  "I can't stand this indecision, married with a lack of vision"
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