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“Rainbow” — From unreleased Warner Bros. 1972 gem-of-an-album, Terry Dolan. Coming 11/25/16 from High Moon Records. http://highmoonrecords.com/shop https://www.amazon.com/Terry-Dolan/dp... Rainbow (Terry Dolan) Terry Dolan: Guitar, Vocals Nicky Hopkins: Pianox John Cipollina: Slide Guitar Greg Douglass: Guitar Pete Sears: Bass Prairie Prince: Drums Spencer Dryden: Percussion The Pointer Sisters: Background Vocals http://highmoonrecords.com “A historic gem – incredible that WB left it on the vine. This is the one that might have sealed his reputation.” –David Fricke, Rolling Stone/Sirius XM Terry Dolan never achieved the mega-stardom of many of his peers from the 1960s San Francisco rock scene. One of the reasons for this was Warner Bros. inexplicable cancellation of his superb self-titled, debut album, a mere two months before its release date. This lost gem is finally getting its due with a release on High Moon Records (Vinyl & CD) on November 25th. Terry Dolan's debut album features an all star cast: Nicky Hopkins (The Rolling Stones, The Kinks) Pete Sears (Rod Stewart) John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service) Greg Douglass (Steve Miller Band, Greg Khin Band) Neal Schon (Santana, Journey) Lonnie Turner (Steve Miller Band) Prairie Prince (The Tubes) Spencer Dryden (Jefferson Airplane) The Pointer Sisters The album captures the dual nature of Terry himself, an East Coast folkie with a penchant for soul-stirring rock ’n’ roll, his music is equally informed by Leadbelly, Buddy Holly, and the late-‘60s San Francisco rock scene. Amazingly, the chemistry captured on the album’s eight indelible tracks, and six bonus tracks, have never seen the light of day, until now. The conception of Terry Dolan is a story in two parts, and about two producers; one for each side of this unreleased masterpiece: Based on the strength of a demo for his song “Inlaws & Outlaws,” Terry Dolan was offered a major record deal with Warner Bros. in 1971. Dolan tapped renowned, British session pianist Nicky Hopkins to produce and play keyboards on the album. Together, they put together a band of “Who’s Who” of the San Francisco music community. The ensuing sessions created the mix of folk-infused, high-octane rock that became the Terry Dolan sound, but with only four of the album’s eight songs tracked and mixed, Nicky Hopkins was called on tour by The Rolling Stones, and Dolan was forced to regroup. The unexpected departure of the producer/pianist Nicky Hopkins was a major setback, but Dolan found a solution the the form of Pete Sears, another virtuosic Englishman who’s numerous credits included Rod Stewart’s early solo albums. Sears would produce the album’s second side and brought on guitarist Neal Schon, who would soon co-found Journey, and drummer David Weber. Greg Douglass returned on guitar. By September 1972, the album was completed and Warner’s assigned it a catalog number: BS 2669. The record was slated for a February 1973 release, however — with no explanation ever provided — just two months before it was to hit the record racks of the world, Terry Dolan’s debut album was cancelled, and he was dropped by the label. Less than six months later, Terry Dolan formed Terry & The Pirates, who’s revolving and evolving lineup (featuring many of the musicians on this record) became a beloved fixture of the Bay Area music scene over the next 30 years. 43 years later, the music still brims with soul and passion, and with this first-time-ever release of Terry Dolan’s debut album, the world can finally hear how those early sessions—and the friendships, collaborations, and glorious hours of music they spawned over the years—still echo. Listen. Track Listing PRODUCED AND ARRANGED BY NICKY HOPKINS 1. See What Your Love Can Do 2. Angie 3. Rainbow 4. Inlaws And Outlaws PRODUCED AND ARRANGED BY PETE SEARS 5. Purple An Blonde...? 6. Burgundy Blues 7. Magnolia 8. To Be for You CD BONUS TRACKS 9. Inlaws And Outlaws (Take 18) 10. See What Your Love Can Do (Take 14) 11. Angie (Take 12) 12. Rainbow (Take 2) 13. See What Your Love Can Do (Take 12) 14. Inlaws And Outlaws (Dirt Leg Mix)