The Sunshine Company - I, to We, and Back Again (1968)
Written by guitarist/keyboardist Maury Manseau and guitarist Larry Sims who along with singer Mary Nance, violinist/guitarist Douglas Mark and drummer Merle Bregante were The Sunshine Company, a late 60's L.A. pop group. The group charted with the songs "Happy", "Back on the Street Again" and "Here Comes the Sun". "I, to We, and Back Again" was originally on their self-titled 1968 LP.
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