the groop

Its breathtaking vocal harmonies and subtle flourishes of pop-psychedelia make the Groop's only album a perfect snapshot of the late-'60s Los Angeles scene. With direct ties to Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66, as well as cult faves the Millennium and Sagittarius, the Groop's baroque folk-rock appeared in the soundtrack to 1969 Oscar-winning film Midnight Cowboy. Embellished with bonus tracks, rare photos and indepth interviews with the original band members and producer, this extraordinary album is finally getting its long overdue exposure.
TRACK LISTING: A Famous Myth / I Try to Think of You When I Can / The Continental / Blustery Day / Goin' Back / Time Fire / The Jet Song / Nobody At All / Haunted Places / I Just Don't Know How to Say Goodbye / Wonder Why / Dianny Help Me Now / Tears and Joys / Don't Leave Me (previously unissued)