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A pop group from New York City, Every Mother's Son enjoyed a brief fling with fame thanks to their 1967 hit "Come On Down to My Boat." Every Mother's Son was formed by lead singer and guitarist Larry Larden, a veteran of New York's folk music scene, and his younger brother Dennis Larden, who played the coffeehouse circuit with Larry before joining Every Mother's Son as lead guitarist. The Larden Brothers teamed up with Bruce Milner on keyboards, Schuyler Larsen on bass, and Christopher Augustine on drums, and the band's lineup was complete.
Here's a psychedelic track that was included in their second and last album ''Every Mother's Son's back'' from 1967.
Here's a psychedelic track that was included in their second and last album ''Every Mother's Son's back'' from 1967.
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