renaissance

Jim Yester's brother Jerry (of Modern Folk Quartet fame) took over the production reigns from Curt Boettcher for this November 1966 release, and the result was one of the group's most varied albums—oddly enough, the single chosen from the album, Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies, was the strangest, most psychedelic song on the record! The rest of the record veered from the folk-rock-pop harmony sound for which the band was already well-known to jazz to bubblegum-ish pop without a hitch...a fine record in a year full of 'em. Includes I'm the One; Memories of You; All Is Mine; Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies; Angeline; Songs in the Wind; You May Think; Looking Glass; Come to Me; No Fair at All; You Hear Me Call Your Name, and Another Time, Another Place.