Cedric Smith (vocals, guitar)
Richard Keelan (guitar, vocals)
Michael Butler (bass)
Terry Jones (guitar, vocals)
Terry Jones (guitar, vocals)
George Taros (piano, vocals)
Bob Burchill (guitar, vocals, fiddle; 1973-1975)
Formed in Stratford, Ontario's Perth County in 1969 by Smith and former Spikedrivers member and US draft-dodger Keelan,
The Perth County Conspiracy [Does Not Exist] released 'Mushroom Music' on Rumour Records before being signed to Columbia Records and releasing their self-titled album 'Perth County Conspiracy Does Not Exist' in 1970.
The stage at Massey Hall
Their third release, in 1971, was the double live album 'Perth County Conspiracy...Alive' (recorded in the Batthurst Street United Church in Toronto) featuring "You Ain't Got Nothing" which was edited for radio.
Trudy, Penny, Bob & John on What Bus - 1977
David Woodhead,77, Track IV Studio, Waterloo, Ont @ Bob Burchill 1977 Stockholm Sweden
David Woodhead,77, Track IV Studio, Waterloo, Ont @ Bob Burchill 1977 Stockholm Sweden
Bob Burchill joined permanently in 1973 and another live album, 'What School Bus Tour' was recorded from performances in Ottawa, Sudbury, Winnipeg in February of that year. Because the band made rare and infrequent stage appearances, another live album followed in 1976 called 'Break Out To Berlin'. After the album the band split up leaving Cedric Smith to carry on. Smith collaborated with Terry Jones on 1977's 'Ten Lost Years - And Then Some'. The album did nothing and Smith moved into a career as an actor. His most memorable role being that of Alec King on CBC-TV's 'Road To Avonlea'.
Richard Keelan, David Balser and Larry Brownsetup at Alumni Hall, London
Discography
1969 Mushroom Music (Rumour) RUMOUR-
1969 Mushroom Music (Rumour) RUMOUR-
1970 Perth County Conspiracy Does Not Exist (Columbia) EKL-375
1971 Alive (Columbia) GES-90037
1973 What School Bus Tour (Rumour/Mushroom) RUMOUR-II
1975 Kanada (Rumour) RUMOUR-IV
1976 Breakout To Berlin (Rumour) RUMOUR-
1977 Ten Lost Years - And Then Some (Rumour)
Mime, Pierre Pot, did incredible interpretation of the songs
pcc on acid archives
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Very interesting blog about the group. The annual reunion takes place at Knox church on Ontario St Stratford Ontario on the second Monday in August. Come to the Black Swan. I remember that picture in the What Bus of Me and Bob Burchill.
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Really nice hippy folk recorded really well...thanks for sharing...much appreciated.
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