Smokestack Lightnin' (60s US band)

Smokestack Lightnin' was an American rock band of the late 1960s. (As of 2024, a German band uses the same name.) The band frequently played at the famed Sunset Strip club Whisky a Go Go. They appeared on The Groovy Show and in the 1968 film Dreams of Glass. Their only album, 1969's Off the Wall, has gained some respect over the years; Bones Howe produced all of their music and the album's production was staffed by members of The Wrecking Crew. The group disbanded in 1970. Off the Wall, Bell Records 1969 "Look What You've Done" / "Got A Good Love", White Whale Records 1967 "Nadine" / "Crossroads Blues", White Whale 1967 "Light In My Window" / "Long Stemmed Eyes (John's Song)", Bell 1968 "Something's Got a Hold on Me" / "I Idolize You", Bell 1969 "Baby, Don't Get Crazy" / "The Blue Albino Shuffle", Bell 1969 "Hello, L.A., Bye-Bye Birmingham" / "Well Tuesday", Bell 1970 Billboard - 2 Nov 1968 - Page 86 NEW YORK — Bell Records has just pacted Bones Howe to produce the West Coast group of Smokestack Lightnin'. Roy Liebman Musical Groups in the Movies, 1929-1970 - 2009 Page 167 0786434848 "Smokestack Lightnin' Kelly Green Ric Eiserling Art Guy (drummer); Ron Darling. A rock band of the mid-1960s, Smokestack Lightnin' frequently played at the famed Sunset Strip club Whiskey-A-Go-Go, the "in" ... Their album "Off the Wall" has gained respect over the years. All of their music was produced by Bones Howe. The group disbanded in 1970. v t e