The Morning Glories

The Morning hours Glories — never to be confused with either the 1990s band of that name or the 1960s act the Morning hours Glory on Fontana Information — were a short-lived Western Coast sunlight pop act, built round the songwriting and singing of Wayne Griffin and Robb Royer. These were sidetracked immediately after the discharge of their only Warner Bros. solitary, “Love-In,” in 1968 into becoming a member of up with David Gates in what became Breads. The short existence from the Griffin-Royer combo is definitely a genuine pity, because that a unitary was an excellent little bit of Baroque-flavored psychedelia, combining a curiously antiquated beauty (and tasteful horns) with cascading pictures of exactly what will happen “in the love-in,” which is definitely closer in soul to, state, the Byrds’ “Renaissance Good” than towards the Chocolates Watchband’s snarling “Are You Gonna Become There (In the Love-In).” Breads sold far more information but earned valuable small respect from anyone seriously interested in music. The Morning hours Glories’ instant in sunlight was resurrected in 2004 by Rhino Handmade on Arrive to sunlight: Soft Pop Nuggets from your WEA Vaults.