It was Bonnie Casey and Daystar, not Morning Star, and the trio was Take 3. There was a cd "Classic Take 3" of 23 tracks from the two Take 3 albums, "Jesus This Is for You" and "Songs of the Morning.". They wrote all the songs from these albums, with Bonnie Letcher Casey contributing the most. It is all excellent work. I wish there also had been CDs of "Bonnie Casey and Daystar" and the Bonnie Casey album "Maybe Soon."

wow!

I thrifted this album today. I never heard of Don, but I picked it up on a hunch. It's pretty great, and he has a great voice!

This is one of the first LPs I remember listening to as a child. Still so beautiful!

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I fail to understand WHY Neil Young was so big in the 1980s and Bert Mayne was not.

I love this

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ forever to be praised!

The guitar riff at the end was added by the studio musician and was never part of the original draft.

very nice

This song exists somewhere between Richie Valens, Everly Brothers, and Art Garfunkel. Great find!

🌹 🌹 of ☮️ = tranquility

I saw Marie in Henniker New Hampshire back in the 70s. I still think her version of Sheebag Sheemor is one of the loveliest recordings ever done.

This is gorgeous. If it's like the rest of the album I may just pick this one up.

Oh I love this song . New David and Jeannie many years ago . Beautiful people .❤

Truly it is a blessing from my Lord to see this in my KZbin lineup. I sometimes even listen to it again though it was so very long ago. I hear my high voice destroying the night.

this is wrong song!! it's winds in the forest

The band also had a guitarist Mike Woods, whom I replaced in 1967. Although we weren't particularly successful I really enjoyed playing with this band, a lovely bunch of people. Sadly Brian passed away this year.

Something about this reminds me of JK & Co's "Fly" This is an amazing track and the echo makes it even better in my opinion

Starts out like a Byrds song. Warm vocals. Soft harmonies. Twangy guitar. Honey sweet garage ballad. Nice one, Psych Span Ty

Love this. And that artwork is great

flipside please

my dad yall :,)

Soft pop garage tune from Michigan. They sound a bit like The Buckinghams from Chicago. Nice organ riff and guitar solos. A very splendid ditty. Ty, Psych Span

One of those songs that will forever haunt your daydreams

Nice harmonies and voicings.

His voice is amazing

Love this track so much.

This is a very interesting recording. Thank you

This song is insanely good

Very nice track

Fantastic

Enjoyed this very much, thanks for posting!

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Thank you for sharing the lyric insert. Such a beautiful tune!

Such a tender voice, very beautiful song

Hi there, just wondering if you have/upload the song lone wild bird from this album.

So interesting and very beautiful.

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Well done. Thank you.

This album and their cover of Easy To Slip were the best of 1968. PERIOD.

One of my favorite songs 💙

Hi, l would like to speak to Dave Moore about the band days,brian

Steve’s wife taught me piano lessons.

Hannagan's recordings are deserving of rereleasing I'm sure you'd agree.

Greetings Psych Span, Nice folk song. The lyrics made me think about life. In my life, I've always tried to be a true good brother and a friend to all, to treat people the way I would like to be treated. You know, the golden rule. ✌️♥️ PS

Good song. Enjoyed listening. Thanks for uploading it.

I worked at the Gazebo in FDL in the 70s, and I remember him. My friend Beth was the bartender and I was the front desk clerk...I believe I have this album. Somewhere, or I may have borrowed it out... there was a song that had the lyrics. See you later, Gazebo, or was that the name? Wish there were more of his songs on here...thank you for having this one....

Thank you so much for this fantastic and beautiful song. Is there a possibility to hear more the album?