Kaleidoscope (USA) - album Incredible 1969

"Incredible!" released at the departure of Chris Darrow and John Vidican was Kaleidoscope's third album and was the only one to chart. Kaleidoscope formed in 1966 in Berkeley, they were multi-instrumentalists full of talent, inventiveness and imagination, eccentric and free of clichès. They mixed folk, blues and Middle Eastern ethnic music, founding an autonomous idiom, intertwined with psychedelia, acid rock, folk, garage and protest. Alongside the guitar, bass and drums, there were country instruments such as banjo, mandolin, violin and exotic instruments, especially stringed ones, like dobro, saz, bozouki, dulcimer but also percussions instruments like darabouka and tablas.

David Lindley - guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin.
Solomon Feldthouse - vocals, saz, bouzouki, oud, dulcimer, guitar, jumbus.
Chester Crill - violin, organ, vocals.
Stuart Brotman - bass, vocals.
Paul Lagos - drums, percussion, vocals.
special guest Max Buda - harmonica.

Lie to me.
Let the good love flow.
Tempe, Aeizona.
Petit fleur.
Banjo.
Cuckoo.
Seven-ate sweet.