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The Rockin’ Roadrunners were a quintet from Orlando that truly managed to build-up a serious regional following, without that ever translating into recording success, despite getting signed to two separate brands within their four many years of actvity. The people had been Charlie Lytle on tempo electric guitar and vocals, Dave Morris on bass and vocals, Russ Hamilton on lead electric guitar, Jack Lander on the key pad, and Steve Grier for the drums, with one point these were taken beneath the wing of engineer Lee Hazen and under agreement to his very own label, Lee C. Their background coincided with both British invasion as well as the psychedelic period, as well as the last mentioned audio was well symbolized about their trio of singles. Their finest songs include one which is even more psychedelic than punk, known as “Urban Meadows,” resembling both unhurried, extremely melodic aspect of Procol Harum’s greatest early work as well as the Bee Gees surreal and somber make of pop-psychedelia, filled with high harmonies; as well as the defiant however superbly sung “DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY,” compiled by Dave Morris, resplendant in crunchy guitars and a lot of attitude.
