Formed in late 66 by Bob Mosley  (ex-Misfits) & Peter Lewis (ex-Cornells), they got one of
the most loved San Francisco band when they relocated from San Diego & Los Angeles:
With a Columbia recording contract, they were the first band to get a really great Hyp from
the company, but lost them nearly all fans from the hippies.
First album with great heavy psych tracks like "Hey Grandma" & "Omaha" ;got covered by UK
groups like The MOVE & The MONTANAS too; was by far the best.
The original cover got on the index too & got retouched.
The next  two albums are also recommended.
After "69" they lost direction and spliting & re-united sometimes.
SKIP SPENCE released one very rare album "OAR" (not unlike Syd Barrett in sound)
released with Bonus on Sundazed .

Style: Heavy Psych; Bluesrock; leter Country influence too

see: 
Cornells (Surf) ;  FRANTICS ;  Misfits  (60s) ;  SKIP SPENCE ;  Jefferson Airplane ; 
FINE WINE ; The Leaves ;  Turtles ; Mike Bloomfield  &  Al Kooper ;  Electric Prunes ;
Blackburn & Snow ;  Lovecraft ;

Musicians:
Peter Lewis - guitars, vocals; Jerry Miller - guitars, vocals;  Skip Spence - guitars, vocals;
Bob Mosley - bass, vocals; Don Stevenson - drums;
1970 :  Bob Moore - bass; 
1971 : Gordon Stevens - mandolin, dobro, violin;
Guests: 
Al Kooper - keyboards; Michael Bloomfield - guitar, piano  (on Grape Jam)


Tracks:
Silver Wheels  (P.Lewis-Vince Megna)
Better Day  (Bob Mosley-Peter Lewis)
Hard Road to follow  (Bob Mosley-Peter Lewis)
Sitting and Watching  (Bob Mosley)
City Lights  (Bob Mosley)
Queen of the Crow  (B.Mosley)
Lost Horizon  (P.Lewis)
I did't lie to you  (B.Mosley)
Suzzam  (Richard Dean)
Too old to Boogie  (Don Stevenson-Jerry Miller)
Think it Over  (Peter Lewis)
American Dream  (Richard Dean)
Reprise