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Neighb'rhood Childr'n

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Years active
  
1963–1970

Active until
  
1970

Labels
  
Acta

Record label
  
Acta

Neighb'rhood Childr'n Neighb39rhood Child39rn Medford OR 19671969

Also known as
  
The NavarrosWhite Horse

Past members
  
Rick Bolz - 12 string guitar, harmonica, vocalsRon Raschdorf - guitar, harmonica, vocalsW. A. Farrens - drums, harmonica, vocalsDyan Hoffman - vocals, keyboardsGeorge Gleim - bass, vocalsJohn Morrison - drumsGary Campbell - guitarTom Ryan - drums

Origin
  
Phoenix, Oregon, United States (1963)

Albums
  
Long Years in Space, Neighb'rhood Childr'n

Genres
  
Psychedelic pop, Psychedelic rock, Garage rock

Similar
  
Fifty Foot Hose, Southwest FOB, The Vejtables, CA Quintet, Peppermint Trolley Company

The Neighb'rhood Childr'n were an American psychedelic pop/rock band from San Francisco, California. The band was primarily active during the late 1960s.

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Neighb'rhood Childr'n Neighb39rhood Child39rn Medford OR 19671969

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History

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The band started in 1963 in Phoenix, Oregon (a small city outside of Medford) as the teen band The Navarros, playing surf music and R&B. The original members were Rick Bolz, George Gleim, Dyan Hoffman, John Morrison and Gary Campbell. After cutting a single on a local Oregon label, the band began recording in San Francisco and got caught up in the psychedelic rock movement. Morrison was drafted and replaced by Tom Ryan on drums. Later, Campbell and Gleim joined the reserve, at which time Ryan also decided to quit the band. These three were replaced by Ron Raschdorf on guitar and W. A. Farrens on drums, both of them from Oroville, California. The band had previously changed their name from the Navarros to The Neighb'rhood Childr'n. They recorded a self-titled album on the Acta label which was released in 1968. This album is now much sought after by record collectors. They toured constantly in support of the album, opening for The Who, The Grass Roots, Deep Purple and The Beau Brummels and going on a short tour with The Turtles. After encountering problems on tour, the band developed a religious focus and changed their name to White Horse. A second album that was recorded for Dot Records was not released because of the closure of the company. The Childr'n could not find another label to release their second album, and the group disbanded in 1970.

Influences

Neighb'rhood Childr'n Sound Station

Their sound was compared to that of Jefferson Airplane, especially because of the vocal interplay between Dyan Hoffman and Rick Bolz, and The Turtles. They also draw comparisons to the Sapphire Thinkers and The Peanut Butter Conspiracy.

Albums

  • Neighb'rhood Childr'n (1968)
  • Long Years in Space (1997) (compilation of 1st album and bonus tracks)
  • Singles

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  • "Please Leave Me Alone"/"Happy Child", 1968, Acta
  • "Behold The Lilies"/"I Want Action", 1968, Acta
  • "She's Got No Identification"/"?", 1968
  • "Women Think"/"On Our Way", 1969, Dot

  • Neighb'rhood Childr'n THE ROSE COLORED CORNER NEIGHB39RHOOD CHILDR39N 1968

    Songs

    Long Years in SpaceNeighb'rhood Childr'n · 1968
    Changes Brought to MeNeighb'rhood Childr'n · 1968
    Happy ChildNeighb'rhood Childr'n · 1968

    References

    Neighb'rhood Childr'n Wikipedia