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   How old was Lefty Baker when he died?

   • Cirrhosis of the liver claimed Lefty Baker 's life in 1971; he was 32. In 1975, Spanky, Nigel Pickering and Oz Bach, the original core trio, reformed Spanky and Our Gang for one album on the Epic label and a concert tour. "L.A. Freeway," penned by former Byrds singer Gene Clark, is their best-known song from this period.

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   What happened to Lefty Baker?

   • On August 11th, 1971, Lefty Baker died of cirrhosis of the liver, about a year after he left the band. He was 29. By 1975, Nigel Pickering and Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane reformed the group and cut a Country And Western sounding album called "Change" for Epic Records. Two singles from the LP, "When I Wanna" and "L.A. Freeway" failed to chart.

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   Who was John Seiter in Spanky and Our Gang?

   • John Seiter's character in Spanky and Our Gang was The Chief. He only moved his arms and legs keeping a straight face. John Seiter didn’t waste any time turning a dream into a reality. In 1965, he set out on a lifelong adventure that has yet to halt.

   60's drummer for Spanky & Our Gang, The Turtles recalls the folk rock

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   How did young Seiter become a drummer?

   • Young Seiter’s skills as a drummer just happened to stem from rock drummer Bob Kuban. Kuban would see time in spotlight when his group, Bob Kuban and the In-men, had its song “The Cheater,” hit the charts in 1966. Seiter considered himself an “R&B guy” at the time of his departure, listening to music his father didn’t approve of.

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   What did Odetta & Seiter do for a living?

   • Success for Odetta meant success for Seiter. There were a lot of jobs in a lot of places to go out and perform. However, it was also in New York, Greenwich Village to be exact, where folk was on fire. Performers could be found everywhere from coffee shops to night clubs.

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3. ffanzeen.blogspot.com › 2009 › 11SPANKY McFARLANE: Really Getting to Know Her - Blogger

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   Nov 24, 2009 · In 1981, Spanky received an important call from John Phillips, who was in the midst of reassembling the Mamas and the Papas. To McFarlane’s surprise, he expressed interest in having her assume the role of the legendary “Mama” Cass Elliot. “I didn’t even know him and he called me,” Spanky said.

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4. www.waybackattack.com › spankyandourgangSpanky and Our Gang - Way Back Attack

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   Cirrhosis of the liver claimed Lefty Baker 's life in 1971; he was 32. In 1975, Spanky, Nigel Pickering and Oz Bach, the original core trio, reformed Spanky and Our Gang for one album on the Epic label and a concert tour. "L.A. Freeway," penned by former Byrds singer Gene Clark, is their best-known song from this period.

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   Sep 17, 2021 · Phillips, Doherty, Elliot, and Phillips’ wife, Michelle, joined forces and became the Mamas and the Papas.

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6. classicbands.com › spankySpanky and Our Gang - ClassicBands.com

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   On August 11th, 1971, Lefty Baker died of cirrhosis of the liver, about a year after he left the band. He was 29. By 1975, Nigel Pickering and Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane reformed the group and cut a Country And Western sounding album called "Change" for Epic Records.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Spanky_McFarlaneSpanky McFarlane - Wikipedia

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   Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane (born June 19, 1942) is an American singer best known for fronting the vocal group Spanky and Our Gang in the late 1960s. She was nicknamed "The Queen of Sunshine Pop ". [ 1 ] Early years. [edit] In 1959, McFarlane arrived in Chicago from Bloomington, Illinois.

8. www.pressreader.com › usa › malvern-daily-recordObituaries Lindal “Lefty” Baker - PressReader

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   Aug 3, 2024 · Lefty was born on August 3rd, 1927 in Rolla, AR, the son of Jessie Elliott Baker and William “Albert” Baker. Lefty married Bonnie Faye Voss on April 2nd, 1954 and remained a dedicated husband throughout their 60- year marriage.