The Lemon Fog

1960s garage rock group from Houston, Texas.

The Lemon Fog were one of the finest bands to emerge from the Houston psychedelic scene. They pioneered a sound that merged punk and psychedelia into a newly integrated mind-blowing potpourri of music. The lyrics reflected youth's alienation and search for something other than the American dream. A search beyond the normal dimensions of logic and time into the realm of the unknown. The Lemon Fog astounded listeners with a fresh and marvelous sound of a bygone era when it was cool to take chances and experiment with the newly emerging psychedelic underground music. They appeared on the Larry Kane Show in 1967 and performed "Echoes of Time" and "The Living Eye Theme." The group disbanded in 1969.

James Duncan - Writer / Producer
Ted Eubanks - Writer / Leader / Keyboards
Terry Horde - Lead Guitar
Chris Lyons - Drums
Bill Simmons - Lead Vocalist
Danny Ogg - Bass Buitar