The Paupers (psychedelic rock)
The Paupers were a psychedelic rock band from Toronto, Ontario, who recorded between 1965 and 1968. They released two albums for Verve Forecast Records and appeared at the Monterey International Pop Festival. The group was formed as The Spats in Toronto during 1964 by ex-Riverside Three drummer Skip Prokop and rhythm guitarist/vocalist Bill Marion aka Bill Misener. According to legend, The Spats rehearsed for 40 hours a week, sometimes on a 13-hour-a-day shift, and as a result became one of Toronto's tightest acts. After changing their name to The Paupers in early 1965, the group attracted the attention of local manager Duff Roman, who signed them to Toronto's independent label Red Leaf. In March 1965, the label issued Prokop and Marion's "Never Send You Flowers" as the group's debut single and it soon became a modest local hit, as did the follow-up "If I Told My Baby".
TRACK LIST:
Magic People 2:43 It's Your Mind 5:20
Black Thank You Package 3:12 Let Me Be 3:10
Think I Care 3:55 One Rainy Day 2:20
Tudor Impressions 4:13 Simple Deed 2:43
My Love Hides Your View 3:20 You And Me 2:40
Magic People - 1967
TRACK LIST:
South Down Road 8:30 Cairo Hotel 4:10
Can't Go On 3:35 Another Man's Hair On My Razor 4:15
Numbers 5:33 Oh That She Might 4:56
Yes I Know 6:23 Ask Her Again 4:00
Juliana 2:49
Ellis Island - 1968
TRACK LIST:
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Dig Deep 1966-1968 - 1999
Hits From The Yorkville District - 2002
TRACK LIST:
1 Magic People 2 It's Your Mind
3 Black Thank you Package 4 Let Me Be
5 Think I Care 6 One Rainy Day
7 Tudor Impressions 8 Simple Deed
9 My Love Hides From Your View 10 You & Me
11 South Down Road 12 Cairo Hotel
13 Another Man's Hair On My Razor 14 Numbers
15 Oh That She Might 16 Ask Her Again
17 Julliana 18 If I Call You By Some Name
19 Copper Penny 20 White Song
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