About Lazy Smoke
An obscure Massachusetts band of the late 1960s, Lazy Smoke offered a sort of Transatlantic psychedelic sound with roughly equal debts to American and British influences. Their biggest debt was to the Beatles, and although they were hardly exceptional in that regard, the resemblance commanded more attention due to the fairly close similarity of leader/chief songwriter John Pollano's vocals to those of John Lennon. Pollano's compositions bore a heavy Lennon stamp as well
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There Was a Time
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Sarah Saturday
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All These Years
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Am I Wrong?
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Under Skys
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Come with the Day
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Salty People
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Jackie-Marie
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How was your day last night
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How did you die
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