I do not own the copyright to this recording so if it needs to be removed, I will remove it.
If you like this album please buy it for the full experience.
Line-up / Musicians
Jack Duncan - bass guitar
Barry Davis - drums,backing vocals
Gerry Jimerfield - guitar,lead vocals
Randy Russ - guitar,backing vocals
Ernie McElwaine - keyboards
Tracks Listing
01.Blue Monday
02.Enjoy Yourself
03.Hootchie Koochie Man
04..I Feel It
05.Trombodo
06.Portrait of Youth
07.Crazy Woman
08.She Don't Care
09.Time Has Slipped Away
10.To Be Free
11.Darlin'
12.Miles Away
Note that this is actually the band The Legend without Ernie McElwaine. The group never performed under the name Dragonfly, supposedly just the album title here only. Somehow well after the band had broken up and on subsequent reissues, Dragonfly has stuck as an alias for the band.
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\"Indian Summer\"
\"There was never really a band by the name of Dragonfly, and no gig was ever played under that name. Dragonfly was was just an album. The story goes on from here. A guy from Durango, Colorado, by the name of Gerry Jimerfield, had a band called The Lords of London. Of course none of them were British but it sounded good during the days of the British Invasion. Gerry was twenty-six and the others were nineteen and twenty. Gerry had already been in the military and had taken a rock band to LA, made a couple of records, and played on the TV show Hullabaloo. The band business in LA being what it was, Gerry moved back to Durango and stayed at his parent's kitchenette motel.\" ....
