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The Beau Brummels - Love Can Fall A Long Way Down (1968)

A great track from their 5th LP, recorded with country producer Owen Bradley outside of Nashville.

Now if the morning doesn't bring relief Then I'll take myself out walkin'

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THE BEAU BRUMMELS. (Circa 1965.)

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The Beau Brummels – “Laugh, Laugh” Song written by the band’s Ron Elliott, and the studio version was produced Sly Stone

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“Wouldn't believe me when I gave advice – I said that he was a tease. If you want help you better ask me nice; So be sincere, convince me with a “pretty please”.”

- Laugh, Laugh (Ron Elliott)

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The Beau Brummels - The Keeper of Time (1967)

Songwriter Ron Elliott described their Triangle LP as a "mythological cartoon about love written from some weird spaces". While I'm partial to the more countrified Bradley's Barn, the Beau Brummels created their own psych vision.

When the mastery of tomorrow Seems to leave no clue

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The Beau Brummels - Two Days 'Til Tomorrow (1967)

A wonderful, though forgotten single - released around the same time as their LP Triangle, though it wasn’t included on that album. It has been suggested that the hook “she’s coming” was the reason radio stations shied away from it.  Once you get that thought in your head it’s hard to ignore,

I can hear her cries delighting me

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The Beau Brummels - You Tell Me Why (1975)

The Beau Brummels came back together in 1974, recording a final LP.  It’s not a strong album but it does contain an appealing remake of their 1965 recording. 

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The Beau Brummels - Lift Me (1968)

A lost single from a great, unappreciated group