Hamilton Streetcar — Hamilton Streetcar 1969 (USA, Garage, Psychedelic Rock)br br The only album by a band from Los Angeles, California. The core group formed in 1963-64 (Tom Fannon, John Burge, Ralph Plummer) and performed under the names "The Regents" and "The Chosen Few." Fannon said they learned to play instruments at a music store, where they were taught by a young salesman, Spenser Dryden, who later became famous with Jefferson Airplane. In 1966, they met Forrest Hamilton (son of the famous jazz drummer Chico Hamilton), who became their manager. In honor of this meeting, they changed their name first to "Hamilton Omnibus" and then to "Hamilton Streetcar." The band performed at a festival in Sacramento with Jefferson Airplane, Spirit, Strawberry Alarm Clock, and The Hour Glass (later to become The Allman Brothers). The band played a lot in clubs and enjoyed a certain popularity. Their repertoire included about 50 original songs, mostly written by Ralph Plummer. They released two singles, one of which charted. But, as guitarist Fannon recalls, when the band signed a contract with DOT Records, the project's producer, Richard Delvy (former drummer for The Challengers), didn't like them at all. Using his authority, he completely reworked the album, leaving only one original song, "Silver Wings." The rest were covers or songs by musicians hired by the local band Appletree Theater, which Delvy produced. According to the band members, the songs are less than 50 percent from the real "Hamilton Streetcar." The album failed to achieve commercial success, and the band broke up.br br Tracks:br br 01. Overture – 0:00br br 02. Streetcar – 3:06br br 03. Brother Speed ​​– 6:00br br 04. I See I Am – 9:04br br 05. Where Do I Go – 13:55br br 06. Now I Taste The Tears – 17:34br br 07. Welcome Into Your World – 20:16br br 08. Entre Acte – 22:35br br 09. Wouldn't It Be Nice (To Have Wings And Fly) – 26:44br br 10. Silver Wings – 30:22br br 11. Honey And Wine – 34:10br br 12. Pleasant Street – 37:29br br 13. Wasn't It You – 42:04br br br Personnel:br br Ralph Plummer – lead vocalsbr John Burge (Ian Hamilton) – keyboardsbr Tom Fannon – guitar, background vocalsbr Jay Alan – bass, background vocalsbr Greg Hart – drumsbr +br Richard Delvy – producerbr br br ⚠ If there are any copyright issues please contact me. I will remove the video.