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    {BLOSSOM TOES’ UNDERGROUND NETWORK}

    Jan 13, 2022 1 minute

    ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS

    Winds Of Change

    MGM, 1967

    nimals drummer Barry Jenkins ended up living with Blossom Toes for a time features Eric Burdon’s groovy “San Francisco Nights” as well as deranged monologue “The Black Plague”. New-school Animal John Weider later joined Cregan in Stud.

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