Kaleidoscope was an American psychedelic folk-rock band from Los Angeles led by banjo, fiddle, and mandolin player David Lindley. They released the 1967 Epic albums Side Trips and A Beacon From Mars, followed by the 1969–70 titles The Incredible Kaleidoscope and Bernice. Members: David Lindley (banjo, fiddle, mandolin, guitar, vocals), Solomon Feldthouse (saz, bouzouki, Dobro, […]
Kaleidoscope was a Mexico-based garage-psych band from the Puerto Rico that released a self-titled album on Orfeon in 1969. Members: Frank Tirado (vocals, bass), Rafi Cruz (drums), Orlando “Orly” Vázquez (bass, vocals, guitar, 1967-68), Pedrín García (guitar, 1967-68), Julio Arturo Fernández (organ, 1967-68), Pol Tirado (vocals, 1968-70), Héctor Gutiérrez (guitar, 1968-70), Jorge René González (organ, […]
Kaleidoscope was an English pop-psych band that released two albums on Fontana: Tangerine Dream (1967) and Faintly Blowing (1969). In 1970, they issued From Home to Home on Vertigo as Fairfield Parlour. Their proposed fourth album (a double) was recorded in 1970/71 but vaulted until 1991, when it appeared as White Faced Lady. Members: Peter […]
Kaleidoscope was a Japanese jazz-rock super-session that yielded a self-titled album on Denon in 1978. The album was recorded on Feb. 26 that year at Taihei Recording Studio to commemorate the 200th FM Tokyo Denon live concert. Arrangements on the session were handled by guitarist Kazumi Watanabe and keyboardist Mickie Yoshino. The recording also features […]
