Chamaeleon Church - Chaemeleon Church (1968)
BAND/ARTIST: Chamaeleon Church
- Title: Chaemeleon Church
- Year Of Release: 2009
- Label: IMG
- Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Rock
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 41:05
- Total Size: 288 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Come Into Your Life (2:16)
02. Camilla Is Changing (4:02)
03. Spring This Year (4:07)
04. Blueberry Pie (3:28)
05. Remembering's All I Can Do (4:01)
06. Flowers In The Field (2:27)
07. Here's A Song (2:00)
08. In A Kindly Way (3:05)
09. Tompkins Square Park (3:05)
10. Picking Up The Pieces (2:06)
11. Off With The Old (4:24)
12. Ready, Eddie? (2:51)
13. Your Golden Love (3:12)
01. Come Into Your Life (2:16)
02. Camilla Is Changing (4:02)
03. Spring This Year (4:07)
04. Blueberry Pie (3:28)
05. Remembering's All I Can Do (4:01)
06. Flowers In The Field (2:27)
07. Here's A Song (2:00)
08. In A Kindly Way (3:05)
09. Tompkins Square Park (3:05)
10. Picking Up The Pieces (2:06)
11. Off With The Old (4:24)
12. Ready, Eddie? (2:51)
13. Your Golden Love (3:12)
Psychedelic pop band Chamaeleon Church is best remembered as the launching pad for a pre-Saturday Night Live Chevy Chase. The group formed in Boston in 1967 after singer/guitarist Ted Myers, an alumnus of the Lost, met multi-instrumentalist Tony Schueren through mutual friends in another Bosstown Sound band, the Ultimate Spinach. After recruiting another Lost alum, Kyle Garrahan, to play bass, Chamaeleon Church (so named -- and, presumably, misspelled -- in honor of the Myers/Schueren composition "Camillia Is Changing") completed its lineup with Chase, whom Myers met while recording in New York. At the time Myers was under contract as a songwriter to N.Y.C. producer Alan Lorber, who agreed to produce the fledgling band's debut LP -- Chamaeleon Church later renounced the end result, issued on MGM in 1968, claiming Lorber's soft psych production ethos compromised their original vision.
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