STARBUCK - LET YOUR HAIR HANG LONG

[Khultan]

Hmmmmm, yesssssss....♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪

[RAM71]

Man, this would be pretty funny if this is how the "Moonlight Feels Right" Starbuck started out. I guess by 76 the guys traded in the 12 string Ricks for a marimba.

[TheHevquip]

@RAM71 The marimba player was one of two founding members of the band, so not sure if it's the same guys.

[RedVynil]

Can you send me the Delta numbers on this record as well as the title of the flip and which side each Delta goes with?

[Mindermaniac]

I noticed that I Who Have Nothing is an old Jerry Leiber - Mike Stoller song that Tm Jones did in 1970. they wrote and produced a lot of novelty style songs for The Coasters like Charlie Brown, Searchin, YoungBlood, Yackety Yak. Other classics they wrote include Hound Dog, Kansas City, Stand By Me, Love Potion #9, Spanish Harlem, Is That All There Is and On BRoadway. They later went on to produce Stealer's Wheel who had the big hit "Stuck In The Middle With You"

[flowwarp]

Good folk-rocker. Pretty strong vocals; the 12-string sort of wanders out of modality. Like a sweeter Leaves. Definitely not an East coast or Southern band. Starbuck was partially formed by members of Eternitys Children well beyond the vintage of this recording. Thanks for posting, John

[karmices]

Valiant Records "usually" released LA bands, so I doubt this is the 70's Starbuck as they were from the East Coast.

[Viznel137]

This is closer to The Beau Brummels

[870expressmag]

The 45 says Starbuck and the Rainmakers, I would guess they are different artists. That's just a guess.

[Khultan]

I don't believe it's the same artist.

[Jeffnfun631]

love it sort of like the Byrds.