Pepper Tree You’re My People Can 1971 Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Pepper Tree - You’re My People (Can 1971) Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock Pepper Tree hailed from Nova Scotia and was formed in 1967. After a few years of saturating the club scene in Canada, the band finally landed a contract with Capitol Records in 1969. Producer, Jack Richardson, was drafted to produce a single which saw the band charting in their native country. Lineup changes ensued over the next year, until “You’re My People“ hit store shelves in 1971. The album was a solid mix of folk, pop, prog and organ driven hard rock. With stellar harmonies and a real wealth of musical diversity, the album seemed poised for success, but for one reason or another that never came to pass. More lineup changes took place over the next two years with Capitol issuing numerous failed singles. By 1973, the band was belly up and members went on to such bands as Rhinegold, Molly Oliver, Hanover Fist, Wrabit, Lee Aaron, Chilliwack and Headpins. Many of them are still active in both performing and producing music. Dig this relic of a bygone era that still commands the interest of collectors and aficionados worldwide. This stuff is fabulous and you’ll be pleasantly surprised with what you hear :) ~ (Posted by J Richter) Tracklist A1 You’re My People 0:00 A2 Carry On 3:12 A3 How Many Times 6:11 A4 Try 10:17 A5 Airplane 13:20 B1 Oh Yeah 18:52 B2 Yellow Man 21:51 B3 Turn Around 24:53 B4 I Could Not Control It 27:35 B5 From A Candle 30:44 B6 Workin’ 34:47 Bonus - 37:39 Is A Railroad - 40:27 Is A Railroad (vinyl) - 43:09 Pride - 45:44 A Smile Upon Your Face - 48:40 Tim Garagan (drums,vocals,1967-73) Ritchie Richmond (bass,1967-69) Lenny Brennan (guitar,1967-69) Tony Argent (guitar,1967) Bonnie Oulton (vocals,1967-68) Bob Quinn (keyboards,1967-73) Doug Billard (vocals,1968-69) Jim White (guitar,1969-71) Chris Brockway (bass,1969-74) Joel Zemel (guitar,1971) Matt Minglewood (guitar,vocals,1971) Terry Hatty (vocals,1971) Rick Edgett (guitar,1971) Paul Butler (guitar,1971) Brian “Too Loud“ Macleod (drums,1973-74) Ralph Parker (keyboards,1973-74)