features in: Album Chart of 1969 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s |
The sole album from the San-Fran-based harmonizing teenage siblings. The liner notes gave some background:
In a sense this album is a true genesis in that it signals the beginning of a new identity for Wendy and Bonnie Flower. But in another sense it's misleading; at 18 and 15 Wendy and Bonnie are not beginners. Like others of their age, they are very much part of the active and unafraid climate of today's youth. Their voices are strong and clear, and in their songs they say what they want; and what they want is not all fun and games. It is a whole special world they will work to get. Like Dylan, Baez, Simon & Garfunkel, their commentary focuses on the follies of the old generation, but also on their own anxities. That they came to write these songs is also a kind of commentary on San Francisco, where they live. For San Francisco seems to nurture young expression. Wendy and Bonnie are what San Francisco's all about. They are also what their generation is all about. Listen.
The Jukebox Rebel
29–Dec–2009
Tracklist |
A1 | [02:40] Wendy and Bonnie - Let Yourself Go Another Time (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Cerebral Pop |
A2 | [03:04] Wendy and Bonnie - The Paisley Windowpane (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Folk Rock / Americana |
A3 | [03:46] Wendy and Bonnie - I Realized You (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Cerebral Pop |
A4 | [04:05] Wendy and Bonnie - By The Sea (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Psychedelia |
A5 | [02:59] Wendy and Bonnie - You Keep Hanging Up On My Mind (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Folk Rock / Americana |
B1 | [02:19] Wendy and Bonnie - It’s What’s Really Happening (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Cerebral Pop |
B2 | [02:46] Wendy and Bonnie - Five O’Clock In The Morning (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Psychedelia |
B3 | [03:41] Wendy and Bonnie - Endless Pathway (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Psychedelia |
B4 | [02:49] Wendy and Bonnie - Children Laughing (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Psychedelia |
B5 | [02:44] Wendy and Bonnie - The Winter Is Cold (Wendy Flower, Bonnie Flower) Cerebral Pop |