Garden Club
Songwriter Tandyn Almer knew A&M artist Ruthann Friedman and asked her to sing on his track "Little Girl Lost and Found" with Tom Shipley another A&M artist. The project was produced by Tandyn and A&M staff producer Larry Marks. At the time there was Garden Club. The song was successful in Los Angeles and that region. A&M asked Ruthann to put together a band to be called the Garden Club to promote the record. This would all happen in the Spring 1967, a few months before Ruthann's most famous song "Windy" became a hit by The Association and Jerry Moss signed Ruthann as a solo artist.
Recording Years / Label
1967 -
A&M Records
| Name | Member Years | Instruments |
|---|---|---|
| Ruthann Friedman | 1967 | vocals |
| Tom Shipley | 1967 | guitars, vocals |
| Name | Birth | Death |
|---|---|---|
| Ruthann Friedman | 1944-07-06 | |
| Tom Shipley | 1941-04-01 |
| Name | See associated acts |
|---|---|
| Ruthann Friedman | Ruthann Friedman |
| Tom Shipley | Brewer & Shipley |
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