Snow – Where Has My Old Friend Billy Jones Gone / Caterpillar Label: Epic – 5-10425 Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM Country: US Released: 1968
Cleveland, Ohio 1968-1974 Snow released an LP for a major record label, releasing one eponymous LP for Epic that included an interesting and often excellent mix of Beatles influenced psychedelica. Snow was formed from the demise of Muthers Oats. MO members Jim Sikela and Dan Mahoney hooked up with Will Ryan and started writing and peforming original songs. The group got an audition with CBS who suggested they add a female singer. The group became Snow and recorded the LP for Epic. For some reason, live performances of this group were infrequent. Discography: (LP) Snow-S/T, Epic 1968 (45) Where Has My Old Friend Billy Jones Gone/Caterpillar, Epic 1968
Various – Lost Jukebox Vol. 090 Label: Not On Label – none Series: Lost Jukebox – Vol. 090 Format: CDr, Compilation, Unofficial Release Country: US Released: Unknown
00:29Since the days of second grade and sisterhood
00:39In a five block world
00:44Well, as my old friend Billy Jones gone
00:58And the nights of sleeping out in our backyard
01:08Tried to count the stars
01:19And summer days have never been the same
01:24But lately you buy some baseball games
01:29And sometimes you just lay around and stop and watch something to do
01:44And in time took Billy his way
01:49I wonder what he's doing today
01:54But he'll always be the kid that I will always be there when
02:04Well, as my old friend Billy Jones gone
02:14Since the days of second grade and sisterhood
02:24In a five block world
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