About The Baroques
The Baroques formed in 1966. In January 1967 they signed a contract with Chess Records. By June 1967, both the album "Iowa" and single "Mary Jane" were released and banned in the same week. The ban was imposed by some local DJs whose stations directors thought "Mary Jane" was a pro-drug song about marijuana. Jay had actually written it as an anti-drug song but no one got it. Instead The Baroques became infamous as "acid-heads" due to the "far-out" sounds on the record.
Top Tracks
Mary Jane
Iowa, A Girl's Name
Seasons
Bicycle
Purple Day
Musical Tribute To The Oscar Meyer Weiner Wagon
Rose Colored Glasses
There's Nothing Left To Do But Cry
Love In A Circle
I Will Not Touch You
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