Yellow Balloon
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! "Yellow Balloon" is a Billboard Magazine Pop 100 Top-30's single by The Yellow Balloon, included on the group's 1967 self-titled album in the "sunshine pop" sub-genre. In late 1966, when Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean needed some songs for a new album, he enlisted the help of Gary Zekley, a very talented Los Angeles singer/songwriter/producer Torrence had worked with previously. One of the songs Zekley gave Torrence was called Yellow Balloon and Torrence went on to record it. Zekley was proud of the song, but didn't like Torrence's recording, so Zekley ...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! "Yellow Balloon" is a Billboard Magazine Pop 100 Top-30's single by The Yellow Balloon, included on the group's 1967 self-titled album in the "sunshine pop" sub-genre. In late 1966, when Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean needed some songs for a new album, he enlisted the help of Gary Zekley, a very talented Los Angeles singer/songwriter/producer Torrence had worked with previously. One of the songs Zekley gave Torrence was called Yellow Balloon and Torrence went on to record it. Zekley was proud of the song, but didn't like Torrence's recording, so Zekley shopped the song to different labels. Among those who Zekley visited was Ken Handler of Canterbury Records, who was very excited about the song and immediately set about having it recorded. Handler had Zekley do the lead vocals, and brought in noteworthy studio musicians to add the rest. The results were magnificent, full of circular keyboard lines and a slight tremolo effect on the guitar.
