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In terms of biographical information I simply haven't been able to dig up much on this outfit.  The minimal liner notes on their sole LP don't add much information.  Apparently from California, the line-up seems to have consisted of John Bierber, David Carpenter, Wayne Grajeda, Tony Harris, Dwight Payne and James Whittemore.  The liner notes don't even tell you what instruments each member played ...  All six members contributed material though the back cover only showed five guys, leading to speculation on my part that Harris wasn't a full member.  So what's the Hatch produced cleverly titled "Eastfield Meadows" sound like?   Exemplified by material such as 'You're Nowhere' and 'Love's Gone' the predominant sound is harmony-rich country-rock a-la Gram Parsons era Byrds.  'Travelin' Salesman' and 'Cowboy Song (The Time Spent)' actually sound a little like something Michael Nesmith might have penned for The Monkees.  Less typical, 'Only Girl' and 'Silent Night' sport more of a rock/psych-oriented sound, while 'Young Love' sounds like an early Buffalo Springfield effort and the ballad 'Helpless Is a Feeling' recalls The Association.  In case anyone cares,

Track Listing:
01. Travelin’ Salesman
02. Only Girl
03. You’re Nowhere
04. Cowboy Song
05. Love’s Gone
06. Weekend
07. The Price
07. Helpless is a Feeling
09. Young Love
010. Silent Night

Extra Informatie:
Aantal Discs: 1xCD
Genre: Rock, Country
Format: MP3 @ 320kbit
Year of Release: 1968
Speelduur: 32 minuten
Cover: Frontje is in de RARs verwerkt