Steve Kalinich

Poet Stephen John Kalinich caused and wrote lyrics for a number of ’60s and ’70s functions from the rock and roll and soul globe, including, most prominently, the Seaside Males. Kalinich, a indigenous of NY, journeyed to California and was a part of Zarathurstra and Thelibus, an take action that became the first ever to be authorized to the Seaside Boys’ Brother Information label. They documented only a edition of Walt Whitman’s “Leaves of Lawn” in 1968 with Carl Wilson in the creation booth, but Kalinich added lyrics to many tunes noticed on that year’s Seaside Boys LP, Close friends. Also, after getting a few of his poetry and tunes to Brian Wilson, both recorded a complete LP during past due summer time 1969. That record didn’t generate a launch, although Kalinich’s name once again popped through to a few spread Beach Boys-related tunes (including Brian Wilson recordings) in to the 2000s, aswell as Dennis Wilson’s 1977 single album, Pacific Sea Blue. He also caused P.F. Sloan, and both Mary Wilson and Diana Ross from the Supremes. The unreleased LP An environment of Serenity Must Arrive was finally released nearly 30 years later on, in 2008, from the reissue label Light in the Attic.