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Original member Roger Crissinger left the group in 1968, joining San Francisco band One (1) led by Reality D. Blipcrotch. Lane Lederer is now a member of the Florida Orchestra. Bass guitarist Morrie Brown became a record producer in R&B music. He was responsible for mentoring up-and-coming songwriters and producers Paul Laurence and ...
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Primeros años, 1965-1968. Con sus amigos del instituto Wayne Harley (banjo, mandolina), Lane Lederer (bajo, guitarra) y Roger Crissinger (piano, órgano), Rapp compuso y grabó algunas canciones que, inspiradas en los Fugs, enviaron a la vanguardia ESP-Etiqueta de disco en Nueva York. El grupo tomó su nombre de un pasaje de la Biblia: "No des lo santo a los perros, ni arrojes tus perlas ...
15 de abr. de 2012 · Words by Roger Crissinger, music by Lane Lederer, an incredible musician, especially on English horn. Pearls Before Swine. What can you say about the cover artwork? I saw the Bosch picture on a book cover (‘The Hunger and Other Stories’ by Charles Beaumont). What are your recollection from working on your sophomore album ...
The first line-up of PEARLS BEFORE SWINE consisted of Tom RAPP, Wayne HARLEY, Lane LEDERER and Roger CRISSINGER. Together they would record the classic "One Nation Underground" (1967), a psychedelic folk album with some heavy edges, psychedelic moods, political lyrics and mystical folk songs.
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It was recorded at Impact Sound in New York City, between May 6–9, 1967, by the Florida-based group, which at that point comprised main songwriter and singer Tom Rapp, Wayne Harley, Lane Lederer, and Roger Crissinger. Percussion was by session musician Warren Smith.
