clearlight

Here's a real missing piece of the psychedelic '60s puzzle: the lone album from Clear Light, the Paul Rothchild-produced folk-rock band that featured future actor Cliff DeYoung on vocals, CSN&Y drummer-to-be Dallas Taylor and a whole lot of West Coast Summer of Love attitude. You'll hear echoes of label-mates the Doors and Love here; maybe that's why this 1967 Elektra release has been at the top of '60s psych collectors' want lists for decades! We've added the non-LP bonus track "She's Ready to Be Free" to the album; the notes include an interview with band leader Bob Seals Collectors' Choice Music exclusive, and maybe the trippiest yet! Includes "Black Roses," "Sand," "A Child's Smile," "Street Singer," "The Ballad of Freddie and Larry," "With All in Mind," "Mr. Blue," "Think Again," "They Who Have Nothing," "How Many Nights Have Passed," "Night Sounds Loud," and the bonus track.
Track listing:1 Ready To Be Free (bonus Track) 2 Black Roses 3 Sand 4 A Child's Smile 5 Street Singer 6 The Ballad Of Freddie & Larry 7 With All In Mind 8 Mr. Blue 9 Think Again 10 They Who Have Nothing 11 How Many Nights Have Passed 12 Night Sounds Loud