THE MUSIC MACHINE - THE PEOPLE IN ME

THE MUSIC MACHINE - THE PEOPLE IN ME ALBUM (Turn On) The Music Machine (1966) The Music Machine (1965–1969) was an American garage rock and psychedelic (sometimes referred to as garage punk) band from the late 1960s, headed by singer-songwriter Sean Bonniwell and based in Los Angeles. The band sound was often defined by fuzzy guitars and a Farfisa organ. Their original look consisted of all-black clothing, (dyed) black moptop hairstyles and a single black group came together as The Ragamuffins in 1965, but became The Music Machine in 1966. In addition to Bonniwell, the original line-up consisted of Ron Edgar (drums), Mark Landon (guitar), Keith Olsen (bass), and Doug Rhodes (organ). Hey, Halright Sometimes dreamin’ I’m in here schemin’ on you Collectin’ headers With nothin’ better to do Memory is everywhere Love and you is in my hair And eyes Maybe with the time and place A look will come upon your face Of surprise. When you see the people in me Minus you what will you do When you see the people in me Minus you it’s overdue While I’m cryin I’m rectifyin’ the cause Friends are cheerin’ And I’m hearin’ applause The train is here you better run Don’t call me I’ll never come Unto you They’re over now the games you play Just what you’ll do, just what you’ll say Uh oh you — Middle — Memory is everywhere Love and you is in my hair And eyes Maybe with the time and place A look will come upon your face Of surprise. When you see the people in me Minus you what will you do When you see the people in me Minus you it’s overdue Hut, Halright