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A Song For You: The Quest of the Myddle Class ReviewThe Myddle Class released only three singles -- "Free As The Wind/Gates Of Eden", "Don't Let Me Sleep Too Long/I Happen To Love You" and "Wind Chime Laughter/Don't Look Back" -- enough to garner loads of fans from Boston to Ohio, including New Jersey's own Bruce Springsteen whose first band, The Castiles, can be heard briefly playing "Don't Let Me Sleep Too Long" in a 1967 recording aired at the end of a National Public Radio report on Springsteen's earliest recordings ("All Things Considered" Sept. 14, 2004). [...]For garage band fans, but especially for Myddle Class fans, this book is a genuine treat!!!
Kathy West's story answers a lot of questions and adds so much to our knowledge and appreciation of The Myddle Class, a rock group from New Jersey that was destined for great things. Their manager was rock music journalist Al Aronowitz (the man who introduced Bob Dylan to The Beatles). Their producers were Gerry Goffin and Carole King, who also wrote music for the band. Their future was in good hands. But first, The Myddle Class essentially put their music on hold while lead singer David Palmer and guitarist Rick Philp acceded to their parent' wishes by attending college. During this time (1965 - 1969) the band still worked closely with Goffin & King by recording many demos (including "Pleasant Valley Sunday" for The Monkees) and by playing together during breaks from school. Kathy West (Rick's girlfriend since high school) and Carole King became close friends. Sadly, in May of 1969 just days before he was to graduate from Boston's Emerson College, Rick Philp was murdered by his roommate and the dream that was The Myddle Class died with him.
Kathy West's style is remarkable in the way she delivers a subjective, often painful experience in such an objective and compassionate manner. Using her own recollections and well-documented research along with excerpts of letters from both Rick Philp and Carole King, Ms. West writes with brilliant clarity of the times (1964 - 1971+), of The Myddle Class and particularly of Rick...as if it all happened last week.
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