WebbThey were signed to Decca Records in 1968 at the behest of talent agent Alan White at Action Talents in NYC, who brought them to New York and showcased them for … Webb14 apr. 2024 · Get the The Peppermint Rainbow Setlist of the concert at Baltimore Civic Center, Baltimore, MD, USA on June 23, 1968 and other The Peppermint Rainbow Setlists for free on setlist.fm!

The Peppermint Rainbow - IMDb

WebbPaul Leka, the producer responsible for the Lemon Pipers ' "Green Tambourine," was the man behind the controls for the Peppermint Rainbow's recordings, and his talent for top-shelf sunshine pop with just a hint of psychedelia is very much in evidence here; the group's two hit singles, "Will You Be Staying After Sunday" and "Don't Wake Me Up in … WebbTheir LP, Will You Be Staying After Sunday, barely missed the Top 100 of the album charts, peaking at #106, and in 1970 the band split up. Members * Bonnie Lamdin - vocals * Pat Lamdin - vocals * Doug Lewis - guitar * Anton Corey - percussion * Skip Harris (deceased) - bass Sítios: Wikipedia, loritomgt.com Miembros: southmead intensive care

The Peppermint Rainbow - IMDb

WebbA real working road band, the Peppermint Rainbow slugged it out in the clubs of Baltimore and Georgetown (under the name the New York Times) in 1967-1968, and got their first … Webb'The Peppermint Rainbow' were a bubblegum pop / sunshine pop group from Baltimore, Maryland, known for their close male and female vocals and good-feeling vibe. They formed in 1967 under the name 'New York Times' and played local gigs in the mid-Atlantic states before changing their name to the 'Peppermint Rainbow' in 1968. Webb17 jan. 2024 · The Peppermint Rainbow members (l-r) Anton Corey, Patty Lamdin, Bonnie Lamdin, Doug Lewis and the late Skip Harris. Bonnie Lamdin Phipps is celebrating an … southmead in the 70