The Souls of Inspyration - album The Souls of Inspyration 1970

Canadian soft psych-progressive rockwho's origins were from Red Lake, Ontario near the Manitoba border. In 1969 the band toured with Vanilla Fudge and Tommy James and the Shondells.In 1970 thet won the battle-of-the-bands competition at Montreal's Man and His World exposition, netting them a fortnoght slot at the Canada Pavillion at Expo 70 in Osaka, Japan. The same year they inked a recording deal with the then progressive Columbia Canada Label, and cut their sole self-titled album. Breezy Hammonf organ, somewhat hoary guitar riffs, driving rhythms, in a melodic bridge between late psych and early prog.

John Maciejewski - vocals, guitar.
Raymond Cloutier - Hammond organn, piano, vocals.
Don Wilson - bass.
Mark Paradis - drums, vocals.

Pursuit.
Stranger.
Sun shines in the winter.
Dil Kusha (heart's happiness).
Of lamb and wolves.
Eyes of nature.
Seasons of change.