The Poppy Family ~ Good Friends? (1972)

This classic song from The Poppy Family was written by Terry Jacks, and sung by Susan Jacks. 'Good Friends' went to #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts, and #10 on Pop charts in Canada. I really liked the fashion they had then, and in these pictures.. very cool clothes :) I wish the pictures were better quality, but that's all I could find to put in. I also added the 45, although not a good picture.. because it has the information on it, and the ? mark on the song title.. which seems a bit unique. This may have been one of their last singles together. They both had solo careers following, and eventually broke things off by 1973. Norm MacPherson played guitar and keyboards on this track.
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Posted: Mar. 14, 2016 via rcmpsite.com

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