Larry Murray - album Sweet country suite 1971

It was 1971 when founding member of the highly influential Los Angeles bluegrass/pop trio, The Hearts & Flowers, Larry Murray cut his one and only solo album the mellow sounding"Sweet country suite". The album is one of the cornerstones of Southern California country rock, and featured as backing band all players who were molding the Los Angeles country rock sound of the era.

Larry Murray - vocals, guitar.
John Beland - guitar, backing vocals.
Dick Rosmini - guitar.
Buddy Emmons - steel guitar.
Paul Parrish - piano, guitar.
John nMcKuen - mandolin.
Gib Guilbeau - fiddle, backing vocals.
Gene Cipriano - English horn.
Bill Hinshaw - French horn.
Bud Shank - flute.
Shirley Matthews, Clydie King, Stan Pratt, Venetta Fields, Thad Maxwell - backing vocals.
Stephen Lafever - bass.
John David Souther - drums, guitar.
Larry Brown - drums, piano.

Headed for the country.
Big Bayou.
Country comfort.
Back to the good earth.
Sweet country suite.
Dakota.
Bugler.
When I see Jamie (Jaynie).
Out to sra.
Nora's boy.
All I need is a friend.