Hughes, Lynne
Freeway Gypsy
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1970 Stereo Original. Features Mike Melvoin, Therutius Deeps, Buddy Childers, Gary Coleman, Bob Brookmeyer, Bob Enevoldsen, Don Menza, Plas Johnson And Others. Appears New, Unplayed. "Lynne Hughes Was The Lead Singer Of The Late-'60s San Francisco Bay Area Band Tongue And Groove, Mining The Field Between Folk, Blues, And Rock, In Somewhat The Same Manner As Fellow Bay Area Female Singers Tracy Nelson And Janis Joplin (Or, From Beyond The Bay Area, Maria Muldaur). Hughes Had A More Old-Timey Ragtime Tilt To Her Vocals Than Any Of Those Other Singers Did, And Was The Most Prominent Presence On Tongue And Groove's Fair, Self-Titled Late-'60s Album. Prior To That, She Had Been Something Of An Auxiliary Member Of The Charlatans, Doing Some Singing And Even Recording With Them Without Being An Official Group Member." AMG - Richie Unterberger