THE LEAVES All The Good That's Happening LP CAPITOL 1967 US orig+stereo ST 2638
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THE LEAVES


TOM 'AMBROSE' RAY, JIM PONS, ROBERT 'PEPPERMINT' ARLIN, JOHN BECK

One of the first L.A. folk-rock groups to spring up in the wake of the Byrds in the mid-'60s, 

the Leaves are most remembered for recording the first -- and one of the most successful -- rock versions of "Hey Joe," 

which reached the Top 40 (and was a huge California hit) in 1966. 

None of their other releases approached this success (although "Too Many People" was a local hit), 

but the group recorded a fair number of strong covers and original songs during their brief existence. 

More explicitly Stones and Beatles-influenced than the Byrds, they didn't project as strong an identity 

as competitors like the Byrds or Love, despite displaying considerable talent 

for harmony rockers in both the folk-rock and British Invasion styles


"ALL THE GOOD THAT'S HAPPENING"
1967      LP        CAPITOL RECORDS      ST-2638
PRINTED IN USA    ORIGINAL PRESSING
SINGLE COVER + COMPANY INNER SLEEVE THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)
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LABEL: CAPITOL -  BLACK/RAINBOW LABEL - SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: ST 2638      

Catalog on labels: ST-2638 (ST1-2638 / ST2-2638)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): ST1-2638-A1

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): ST2-2638-B2

Other / Runout (Side B only, Stamped, inside a triangle): I AM

On labels: Produced by Nick Venet

rim text reads "Mfd. by Capitol Records. Inc. U.S.A..T.M.     Marca Reg. U.S. Pat. No. 2.631.859"

On front cover: File Under: The Leaves ? Vocal Group

NEW IMPROVED FULL DIMENSIONAL STEREO

On back cover: CAPITOL'S NEW IMPROVED FULL DIMENSIONAL STEREO SOUNDS

BETTER THAN STEREO HAS NEVER SOUNDED BEFORE!

Liner Notes: The Leaves - Jerry Hopkins

Printed in U.S.A.

tracklisting

Side 1: TWILIGHT SANCTUARY - ONE IN THE MIDDLE - ON THE PLANE

OFFICER SHAYNE - LET'S GET TOGETHER - INTORODUCTION TO A CARTOON SHOW

Side 2: WITH NONE SHOES - TO TRY FOR THE SUN - CODINE

FLASHBACK (The rhythm thing) - THE QUIETING OF OLIVER TWEAK (The stone freak)

LEMON PRINCESS

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The band's folk-rock sound is still its strongest side, and they play hard on numbers like "Twilight Sanctuary" 

and "With None Shoes," and give good accounts of Donovan's "To Try For the Sun" and Buffy St. Marie's "Codine." 

They get into a good dance groove on a cover of Jimmy Reed's "Let's Get Together" and the band original 

"Officer Shayne" (spoiled by a silly chorus), and achieve a sweet, languid spaciness on "On the Plane." 

The group's psychedelic efforts here are "The Quieting of Oliver Tweak" and "Lemmon Princess,"...(AllMusic)






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