I apologize if it's been awhile since I've written anything. My life has been in an insane state of
flux lately, but here I am again, just in case you've been eagerly awaiting my return. I literally
just discovered this long-lost track minutes ago on Youtube. It's a wonderfully hazy Sunshine Pop/
VERY late for the game Girl-Group track from 1969 (at a time when most 60s Girl-Group acts
were considered washed up by the commercial music biz) by a gal with the equally lovely name, Sunny
Monday on Decca. What's so striking to me about this is how much she vocally sounds like Nico (certainly
Chelsea Girl-era) or Marianne Faithfull, but with a real holistic sounding twist to that whole mid-late 60s
Sunshine Pop sound. Unfortunately, I know next-to-nothing about this lady or the people involved with this
track. Even the good 'ol reliable Fuzz, Acid, & Flowers Online Compendium has no info on this, even though
this was a major label release. If anybody has more information about Miss Sunny Monday, please feel free
to comment and let me know. Many thanks to the Chaine de Cinnamonk Channel on Youtube for discovering and sharing this.
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