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Great moments in obscure rock 'n' roll: Spooky Tooth, "That Was Only Yesterday," 1969

This mostly British band (with one American, Gary Wright--of later "Dream Weaver" fame in the mid-1970s) never achieved the success it deserved with its mix of progressive, hard blues rock, and psychedelic themes in its music. Greg Ridley the bass player went on to join Humble Pie. This tune comes from their fabulous second album.