The Love Generation
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The Love Generation is an American pop-rock band formed in 1967, consisting of John Bahler, Tom Bahler, Mitch Gordon, Jimmy Wasson, Marilyn Miller, and Annie White. The group originated from the Imperial Records stable, where John and Tom Bahler were vocalists for the Ron Hicklin Singers. Their debut single "She Touched Me / The Love In Me" marked their entry into the music scene. The band released three albums during their active years: The Love Generation (1967), Montage (1968), and A Generation Of Love (1968). Notable songs include "Together (Havin' a Ball)", which was featured in the pilot episode of The Partridge Family. The band also contributed to The Partridge Family Album as backing vocalists. Despite their studio success, The Love Generation did not tour and disbanded in 1969. After the split, John and Tom Bahler worked on various projects, including The Going Thing with Janis Hansen and Larry Carlton. In 2003, a compilation CD of material from their three albums was released by Rev-Ola Records, featuring liner notes by Steve Stanley.
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- Sunrise Highway
- Groovy Summertime
- Playin' On The Strings Of The Wind
- Let The Good Times In
- Consciousness Expansion
- You
- Leaves Grow Grey
- Not Be Found
- She Touched Me
- Meet Me At The Love-In
- When The Sun Goes Down
- The Bummer (Guide Me Home)
- Epitaph (A World Without Love)
- Fat Dog featuring Joe Gibbs
- Catchin Up On Fun
- Magic Land
- The Pill
- Dance Alone
- The Love In Me
- Hey, Look Around
- Fat Dog by The Love Generation
- Fluffy Rain
- Montage From How Sweet It Is (I Knew That You Knew)
- I Keep On Talking
