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Chilliwack 1970 Album

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37m 56s
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Chilliwack is the first album by the Canadian rock band Chilliwack, released in June 1970. Chilliwack was a continuation of the psychedelic-progressive group The Collectors, except without lead singer Howie Vickers.
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Bill Henderson
Bill Henderson
Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Glenn Miller
Glenn Miller
Bass, Guitar
Claire Lawrence
Claire Lawrence
Flute, Piano, Organ, Saxophone, Vocals
Tracklist
1. Sundown 5m 34s
2. Every Day 3m 41s
3. Seventeenth Summer 6m 2s
4. Ballad 4m 57s
5. I've Got You Fixed 3m 46s
6. Rain-O 6m 46s
7. Chain Train 7m 7s

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Chilliwack was remembered for their small package of soft-rock hits in the early 80's like "My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)" and "Whatcha Gonna Do", which makes it easy to forget their origins as The Collectors, a notable West Coast psychedelic group. They evolved into Chilliwack in 1969, but in this early stage, they much more resembled their acid-tinged beginnings. "Sundown" kicks things off with a distinctive up-tempo tribal feel and byzantine flute runs, followed by the sunshine folk of "Every Day", after which the album generally settles into a hazy comfort zone.
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