THE MORNING DEW
''SECOND ALBUM''
SEPTEMBER 1 1995
42:33
1 - Someday/4:20
2 - Flying Above Myself/4:16
3 - My Kind Of Music/4:03
4 - Lion - Away From It All/9:21
5 - 1849/4:53
6 - Satan Got A Hold On Thee/4:14
7 - Money Hungry Blues/2:50
8 - Then Came The Light (Alt. Stereo Version)/3:48
9 - Something You Say/3:27
10 - Our Last Song/1:15
BIOGRAPHY
by Bruce Eder
The Morning Dew were formed from the remains of a collapsed folk-rock band called The Toads. Two early single releases, "No More" and "Be a Friend," were local successes in 1967, and the group was signed to Morris Levy's Roulette label in early 1969, for which they cut an entire album of material before disbanding later that year. Collectables has reissued a CD collection, and Gear Fab has released the folk-like "Sing Out" from their unissued late 1968 sessions.
''SECOND ALBUM''
SEPTEMBER 1 1995
42:33
1 - Someday/4:20
2 - Flying Above Myself/4:16
3 - My Kind Of Music/4:03
4 - Lion - Away From It All/9:21
5 - 1849/4:53
6 - Satan Got A Hold On Thee/4:14
7 - Money Hungry Blues/2:50
8 - Then Came The Light (Alt. Stereo Version)/3:48
9 - Something You Say/3:27
10 - Our Last Song/1:15
BIOGRAPHY
by Bruce Eder
The Morning Dew were formed from the remains of a collapsed folk-rock band called The Toads. Two early single releases, "No More" and "Be a Friend," were local successes in 1967, and the group was signed to Morris Levy's Roulette label in early 1969, for which they cut an entire album of material before disbanding later that year. Collectables has reissued a CD collection, and Gear Fab has released the folk-like "Sing Out" from their unissued late 1968 sessions.
