The Fraternity Of Man - In The Morning (1968) video free download
The Fraternity Of Man issued their first, self-titled LP with a supporting single ('Don't Bogart Me' b/w 'Wispy Paisley Skies') in 1968. The record was produced by the legendary Tom Wilson (Bob Dylan, Velvet Underground, etc.) and as a side note, Kim Fowley also made a guest appearance. Both songs on the 45 are excellent with the A-side being a strung-out country-western type ditty, openly touting the use of marijuana. Because of the song's lyrical content, it didn't get any airplay at the time, but about a year later was spotlighted in the hit film 'Easy Rider' and its huge selling soundtrack. This break gave the band some much needed national attention and the opportunity to record a follow up LP on Dot Records.
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9 years ago
Crackerbrain667
two people where not happy in the morning10 years ago
tuxguys
As Zappa said about one of his own tunes on "FREAK OUT:"Trivial poop.11 years ago
Frisbieinstein
These guys became LIttle Feat.11 years ago
Frisbieinstein
The authentic sound of the sixties.12 years ago
Dave Brewer
Excellent :)12 years ago
anarchore
awesome! I came here checking out bands from: 'Inside The LC: The Strange but Mostly True Story of Laurel Canyon and the Birth of the Hippie Generation" George is one of the many on the Laurel Canyon death list.13 years ago
AldousLeary
1:30 Oh how can you, oh how can you - how can you go all through the day, without you once turning that day, turning on? I get high in the morning time I get higher in the afternoon and in the evening time oh I am high!Related Videos
