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Prairie Madness
OriginLos Angeles and Marin County, California
GenresRock, folk rock
Years active1960–1970
LabelsColumbia
Past membersChris Ducey
Ed Millis

Prairie Madness is a guitar/piano duo that existed in the 1960s and 70s in Los Angeles and Marin County, California. It was composed of Chris Ducey and Ed Millis.[1] Their self-titled album and its single, 'Shame The Children' were co-produced by Matthew Fisher, Procol Harum organist, and Joel Sill.

Personnel

  • Chris Ducey - Acoustic and Electric guitars
  • Ed Millis - Piano and Accordion
  • Jack Conrad - Bass Guitar
  • Richie Hayward - Drums
  • Jim Young - Drums
  • Matthew Fisher - Organ, Harpsichord
  • Ralph Bryan - Electric Guitar
  • Emil Richards - Assorted African Percussion
  • Airto Moreira - Assorted Brazilian Percussion
  • Richard Davis - Upright Bass

See also

References

  1. ^ "Talent in Action". Billboard: 12. July 1, 1972.


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