Jerry Raye Featuring Fenwyck - The Many Sides Of (1967)

Although pop-psychedelic rockers Fenwyck were based in Southern California, singer Jerry Raye came from the East Coast; the other members, it may be assumed, were local musicians. Fenwyck's most famous song, "Mindrocker", was composed by Keith and Linda Colley, the same songwriters who composed "One Track Mind" for The Knickerbockers. "Mindrocker", credited simply to Fenwyck, was release in July of 1967 on the Challenge label as single #59369. Later that same year, "Mindrocker" was also released on the much smaller DeVille label as single #206. The DeVille release was credited to Jerry Raye and Fenwyck.

Formed 1963, Arcadia, CA, United States

Members Jerry Raye (vocals), Pat Robinson (guitar), Pat Maroshek (bass), Keith Knighter (drums)

Related Artists Back Pocket, CRY

Also Known As Jerry Raye Featuring Fenwyck

A1 Mindrocker 2:57

Written-By - Keith Colley , Linda Colley

A2 State Of Mind 2:59

Written-By - Pat Robinson

A3 Away 2:35

Written-By - Pat Robinson

A4 I'm Spinning 2:00

Written-By - Pat Robinson

A5 I Wanna Die 2:45

Written-By - Pat Robinson

A6 Iye 1:58

Written-By - Pat Robinson

B1 You're My Lovin Baby 2:34

Written-By - Van McCoy

B2 The Devil Is A Woman (You Tell Such Lovely Lies) 2:55

Written-By - Mike Davashe* , Tom Glaser*

B3 I Cry 2:18

Written-By - Amando Velegas

B4 Can I Be The Guy 2:58

Written-By - Fred Darian , Jack Moon

B5 Mr. Kicks 3:28

Written-By - Oscar Brown*

B6 Pray For Me 2:57

Written-By - Pete Apodaca