Flowers In The Afternoon: Late 1960's

The third entry in Craft’s psych/garage RSD trilogy (following the beloved Poppies and Double Whammy) spotlights sunshine pop—those harmony-stacked, radio-ready singles that shimmered through the late ’60s. Producer/archivist Alec Palao curates a kaleidoscope of rare and hard-to-find cuts, including two previously unissued gems. An extensive new essay from GRAMMY®️-nominated music historian and compilation producer Palao offers insight into the singular sound that defined the popular music of a decade. Pressed on “Sunshine” orange translucent vinyl, and limited to 3,300 copies worldwide. Side A Rick McClellan – “Frozen Sunshine”* The Catch – “I Feel Wonderful” Erik – “Georgeann” The Rock N’ Roll Gypsies – “(It’s A) Love-In” Mimi Fariña – “Flowers in the Afternoon”* The Youngfolk – “Mary Said” The Honey Jug – “Warm City Baby” Mark Devlin – “But Not Today”* Side B This Generation – “The Children Have Your Tongue” Bert & Bill – “You’re What Makes My Lonely Life Worth Living” Inner Dialogue – “Yesterday the Dog” Elizabeth – “Mary Anne” The NJ Orange – “Pretty Sunshine Girl” Jefferson Lee – “Pancake Trees” The Hi-Five – “You’ll Never Know What’s in My Heart” Jeff Monn – “Walking Around in Your Disguise”