The Farm Band - album The Farm Band 1972 from om nom snowball Watch Video

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Self-titled debut double album by The Farm Band that was composed of members from the Tennessee rural and vegetarian hippie farm community The Farm led by Stephen Gaskin. The group's music was heavely inspired by the Grateful Dead: long bluesy jams with guitar solos, flute and violin, some long psychedelic trips ranging from eight to seventeen minutes. From 1972 to 1977 The Farm Band produced four LP's and six singles.<br/><br/>KayMarie, Louise Dotzler - vocals.<br/>Phillip Schweitzer - vocals, electric fiddle, piano, acoustic guitar.<br/>Joseph - electric guitar, harmonica, 12-string guitar, vocals.<br/>Walter Rabideau - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals.<br/>Thomas Dotzler - organ, piano, flute, vocals.<br/>Cynthia - French horn, piano.<br/>William - bass.<br/>David Chalmers - drums.<br/><br/>Om.<br/>Loving you.<br/>Lord's work.<br/>Keep your head up high.<br/>Being here with you.<br/>Let it ride.<br/>Prayer.<br/>I believe it.<br/>