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The first album on Kama
Sutra Records in 1967, featured "Hello-Hello." The single reached number one in many markets and the Top 10 in Billboard. The Sopwith Camel had the first national hit out of San Francisco's pyschedelic band scene. The album cover was done by Victor Moscoso. This album was re-released by Edsel Records featuring "Frantic Desolation" in the late '80s. |
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"Postcard From Jamaica" was the |
The third single (1967) and final
attempt for another hit before the band left Kama Sutra. "Saga of the Low Down Let Down" written by William Sievers. He left the band when they returned to California and started a solo career as William Truckaway. |
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The Camel goes to Hollywood |
The Hollywood cover was rejected but |
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