Richard Torrance - album Eureka 1974

Debut album by singer/songwriter, composer and guitarist Richard Torrance from Bismark, South Dakota, who soon after having graduated at high school, relocated to Southern California and signed to Leon Russell's label Shelter Records. Backed by a band of Los Angeles musicians he had put together through the early 1970s, he released the album "Eureka" that would also become the name of the band for his second album.
Roots music with bioogie and funk, pop and country, fine harmony vocals and even some acoustic highlights.

Richard Torrance - vocals, guitar.
Stephanie Black - backing vocals.
Gary Rowles - guitar, dobro, vocals.
Monty Stark - synthesizer bass.
Ken Weissman - jew's harp.
Bill Cuomo - keyboards.
Elijah's Horns - horns.
Bill Lincoln - guitar, bass.
Joe McSwayne - bass.
Duane Scott - percussion.
Eddie Tuduri, Dennis Budman Mansfield - drums.


Ojai Toad.
I just don't know.
Walking in the rain.
Fire child.
Travelling minstrel.
Because of you.
Ceremony.
Him.
Canyon side.