by Jason AnkenySan Francisco psychedelic folk-rock unit Its a Beautiful Day was primarily the vehicle of virtuoso violinist David LaFlamme, born April 5, 1941 in New Britain, CT but raised in Salt Lake City, UT. After beginning his musical education at age five, LaFlamme later served as a soloist with the Utah Symphony, following an army stint by settling in the Bay Area in 1962. There he immersed himself in the local underground music scene, jamming alongside the likes of Jerry Garcia and Janis Joplin; after his short-lived Electric Chamber Orchestra splintered, LaFlamme also co-founded an early incarnation of Dan Hicks keyboardist Fred Webb signed on for the follow-up, 1970s Marrying Maiden, while Holman exited prior to 1971s Choice Quality Stuff, recorded with new guitarist Bill Gregory and bassist Tom Fowler. In 1973, ongoing disputes over royalties forced LaFlamme out of the group he created, and upon installing new violinist Greg Bloch, the remaining members issued Its a Beautiful Day...Today before dissolving in the wake of 1974s 1001 Nights. LaFlamme mounted a solo career in 1977 with White Bird, continuing his protracted legal tussle with ex-manager Matthew Katz for years to follow; sadly, Pattie Santos died in a December 14, 1989 auto accident. (更多)
别名 | it's a beautiful day |
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原始名称 | It's a Beautiful Day |
名称 | it's a beautiful day |
地区 | 欧美 |
类似歌手 | 相似艺人 |
精选上位词 | 歌手 |
翻唱 | good lovin' |