The duo worked with prominent Nashville session musicians to record Bradley's Barn before parting ways in 1969 to focus on solo material and participate in projects by other artists. Meagher was drafted for military service in 1968, leaving Valentino and Elliott as the only remaining band members. Petersen left to join Harpers Bizarre, reducing the Beau Brummels to a trio for the recording of Triangle. Shortly after the release of Beau Brummels '66, Irving left the group when he was inducted into the armed forces. Guitarist Don Irving joined the band in late 1965 when Elliott began to suffer seizures resulting from a diabetic condition, leaving him unable to tour with the band. The band underwent several personnel changes, beginning with Mulligan's departure in 1965. After recording an album of cover songs, Beau Brummels '66, the band released a pair of critically acclaimed albums: Triangle in 1967 and Bradley's Barn in 1968. The group's commercial success declined by the following year, at which time the financially struggling Autumn label was acquired by Warner Bros. The band's popularity continued with the subsequent album, 1965's Introducing The Beau Brummels, and the Top 10 single ' Just a Little'. The Beau Brummels broke into the mainstream with their debut single, ' Laugh, Laugh', for which they would later be credited for setting one of the aesthetic foundations for the San Francisco Sound, along with other bands such as the Charlatans the song is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame list of the '500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll'. From left: Ron Elliott, Declan Mulligan, Sal Valentino, Ron Meagher, John Petersen.ДЄutumn, Vault, Warner Bros., Bay Sound Records Your Time's Gonna Come/ Things Ain't The Same by The Innovation (M-), Amy 11032, 1968: $25.The Beau Brummels in Village of the Giants (1965). Who Do You Love/ Hey Girl by The Woolies (EX), Dunhill 4052, 1967: $23.00 The People In Me/ Masculine Intuition by The Music Machine (M-), Original Sound 67, 1967: $25.00 Technicolor Dreams/ Spicks And Specks by The Status Quo (M-), Cadet Concept 7010, 1968: $40.00 Sunshine Games/ Can't Stop Now by The Music Explosion (M), Laurie 3400, 1967: $15.00 Love You So Much/ Let Me Love You by The New Colony Six (M-), Sentar 1205, 1967: $24.00 Keep The Faith/ Private Zoo by The American Breed (EX+), Acta 830, 1968: $12.00 Keep On Dancing/ Make Up Your Mind by The Gentrys (M-), MGM 13379, 1965: $15.00 Instant Karma (We All Shine On) by John Lennon (M), Apple 1818, 1970: $15.00 I Can't Control Myself/ Gonna Make You by The Troggs (M-), Fontana 1557, 1966: $15.00 I Can't Control Myself/ Gonna Make You by The Troggs (M-), Atco 6444, 1966: $20.00 Hot Smoke & Sasafrass/ Lonely by The Bubble Puppy (M-), Int'l Artists 128, 1969: $25.00 Hole In My Pocket/ Sittin' In Circles by Barry Goldberg (M), Buddah 59, 1968: $15.00

Hearts And Flowers/ Got To Touch Your Face by Public Company (M), RCA 0353, 1970: $125.00 Goo Goo Barabajagal (Love Is Hot)/ Trudi by Donovan (M), Epic 10510, 1969: $24.00 If you like this kind of music, take a listen to. (This scan is a representative image from our archives.) Condition Detail: Label: M- | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M Written by: Ron Elliott (A&B) Chart info: #15p in January 1965 Track time(s): A: 2:30 | B: 2:45 Mix: Mono Enjoy! Note: This 45 record looks close to Mint and has pristine sound. hard to say which side I like better! I'm putting the B side in the 'jukebox,' since it's likely that fewer of you have heard it.

By the way, the flip side is incredibly strong. This is a beautiful copy of the group's first hit single. Laugh, Laugh/ Still In Love With You Baby by The Beau Brummels Rummage through hundreds of original-issue 45's for $6.00 or less! A tree for site navigation will open here if you enable JavaScript in your browser.

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