The 31st of February

The 31st of February produced an obscure album for Vanguard in the past due 1960s which was typical of several LPs of that time period that didn’t get that promotion. There was a small amount of folk-rock, a small amount of psychedelia, and a small amount of pop. Eventually it didn’t possess a whole lot of significance, without unforgettable original material or perhaps a constant or interesting design, although playing and performing is competent, as well as the feeling usually reflective. All their users, though, continued to tasks that made a far more enduring commercial effect. Butch Vehicles became drummer for the Allman Brothers; Scott Boyer performed in Cowboy; and bassist David Dark brown visited Santana.