Monday, June 15, 2026

The East Side Kids – The Tiger And The Lamb (LP 1968) @ 192


Band from Los Angeles, CA. Previously known as The Sound Of The Seventh Son.
First shared the same members, then Jimmy Greenspoon seems to have left the band around 1967.
By January, 1968 the members were:
Joe Madrid – lead vocals
David Doud – guitar
Mike Doud – bass
David Potter – drums

Info:



A group in which David Potter was noted, and his company was composed by brothers David and Michael Doud. After signing the contract with «UNI Records», the guys played on the albums Buzz Clifford and Danny Moore, who, in turn, produced their album and wrote several songs for it. After the release of the album, the group was very popular and on all trips to California it was accompanied by devoted «groups», and in the club «Hollywood ESK» they opened performances by «The Doors», Jimi Hendrix, «Steppenwolf», «Three Dog Night» and many other musicians. However, David decides to move to Texas, and the group breaks up.

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 The Tiger And The Lamb (LP 1968)


 1. The East Side Kids - Is My Love Strong  (3:52
 2. The East Side Kids - I Remember The Good Times  (4:12
 3. The East Side Kids - Move Like Love  (4:56
 4. The East Side Kids - Pigeon Of L.A.  (3:34
 5. The East Side Kids - Taking The Time  (2:44
 6. The East Side Kids - I See I Am  (5:53
 7. The East Side Kids - Heavy Love  (2:51
 8. The East Side Kids - The Ballad Of The Gentle People  (4:47
 9. The East Side Kids - Can't Feel Love  (4:51
 10. The East Side Kids - Ask The Box  (2:55
 11. The East Side Kids - Dancing In The Street  (8:31

The Sound Of The Seventh Son


1960s rock band from Los Angeles, California.

They got a single released on Tower in 1965 and then became the East Side Kids.
Greenspoon and Danny Belsky had been playing together since the very early ’60s with The New Dimensions. A demo disc of a song titled "She Lost Me" is also known to exist.
Members were:
Joe Madrid – vocals
David Doud – lead guitar
Michael Doud – bass guitar
Jimmy Greenspoon – piano
Danny Belsky – drums

I'll Be On My Way / I Told A Lie (1965)


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