This was the handy work of Mark Weitz, Ed King and especially Jimmy Pitman....I always liked the SAC version although it needed a better sound on the bass....I'm not sure who played it...but the sound is way too thin.

I was out of the band before that album.

Funny thing is that Randy Seol, Steve Bartek and I all went into another band together that had a much edgier rock sound than SAC. Unfortunately that band self destructed after a year and a half....but that's the same direction that the remaining SACites went in when Pitman came aboard....It wasn't really a big leap because Ed KIng and Lee Freeman were heavily blues rock influenced...and Gene Gunnels is a great rock drummer.

I'll get Jimmy, Ed and Mark to chime in here...Ed probably hates the song....GMS

--Previous Message--
: Do you have any designs on performing
: "Good Morning Starshine" in your
: sets?I always felt this was one of the
: tracks where the band could truly exhibit
: its wonderful harmony prowess.I can tell
: from the finished product that you really
: worked hard at getting this one "just
: right".
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