The Peppermint Trolley Company - Performing on Mannix

The Peppermint Trolley Company (Danny Faragher, Jimmy Faragher, Greg Tornquist, and Casey Cunningham) performing "Trust", the follow-up to their hit "Baby, You Come Rolling 'Cross My Mind"
on "Mannix" episode. The song was written by Paul Williams and Roger Nichols, and the record produced by Dan Dalton. The band sings to the basic track without the string and horn arrangement. Actor Harry Dean Stanton makes an appearance. The scene was filmed in August of 1968 at Nashville West studio in L.A. The studio was later bought by Richard Perry and renamed Studio 55. The Faragher Brothers recorded two albums there.
Song Written by: Paul Williams and Roger Nichols
Bass / Lead Vocal: Jimmy Faragher
Clavinet / Background Vocals: Danny Faragher
Guitar / Background Vocals: Greg Tornquist
Drums: Casey Cunningham
Originally on "Peppermint Trolley Company" LP 1968

Reissued on "Beautiful Sun" CD 2009
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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Sunshine Pop
• Psych Pop
• Baroque Rock
• Soft Psych
• Sike Pop
• Soft Rock
• Sixties Rock
• Classic Rock
• Paul Williams
• Roger Nichols
• Faragher Brothers
• 1968
• Danny Faragher
• Jimmy Faragher
• Greg Tornquist
• Casey Cunningham
• Harry Dean Stanton

[FaragherMusic]

To learn more about the Peppermint Trolley Company, and the Hollywood music scene of the late sixties, visit the Official Site of Danny Faragher.

[FaragherMusic]

To learn more about the Peppermint Trolley Company, and the Hollywood music scene of the late sixties, visit the Official Site of Danny Faragher.

[TheBoarbeast]

which Mannix season is this? I assume 1967?

[FaragherMusic]

We shot this in the summer of 1968. It aired that fall.

[StudioWell]

My wife and I were just watching this episode of Mannix on DVD - we'd never heard the song before, but were so taken with it that we instantly jumped online to find out what it was and who played it. (It didn't occur to us until the episode ended that the name of the band would appear in the credits.)

Thanks for posting this video on YouTube, because it helped us we make the connection. We plan to buy the album soon. Thanks!

[FaragherMusic]

Thank-you for the nice feedback. I'm touched that you and your wife were moved by the song. I'm sure you'll enjoy the CD, "Beautiful Sun". You can learn more about the band by visiting the official website of Danny Faragher.

[lincbond442]

1968 was a great year for music. Cool seeing Harry Dean Stanton in the control room.

[ItsMeItsOlive]

Saw you guys on Beverly Hillbillies singing "Oh Robin Hood" this morning. Love it!

[lemurianchick]

LOL- forgot about "Mannix."

[turquoisetandem]

That's Harry Dean Stanton as the record producer.

[thanksforthemessdick]

ahead of their time