Foy Willings & the Riders of the Purple Sage - Texas Blues: The Classic Years 1944-50 AEC Video not to imitate it but

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his first arrangement job was Donovan's 'Sunshine Superman' - Cameron came up with a unique jazz-folk single with proto-psychedelic leanings that went to #1 in America and made him an in-demand arranger overnight

Foy Willings & the Riders of the Purple Sage - Texas Blues: The Classic Years 1944-50 AEC Video not to imitate it butTaking their name from the landmark 1912 western novel by Zane Grey "Riders Of The Purple Sage", Foy Willing And The Riders Of The Purple Sage were a country group who combined recording and performing with appearing in a string of Western movies in the later heyday of the genre in the '40s and early '50s. Foy Willing, who hailed from Texas, landed up in California in the early '40s and became popular on radio, forming the band around the same time.