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Eustace Baker was Lefty Baker from the 60's music group Spanky and Our Gang. He was the main vocalist on I'd Like to Get To Know You, and wrote Yesterday's Rain.
It contained two popular songs, the previous summer's hit "Give a Damn" and "Yesterday's Rain" (#48 Canada). On August 11, 1971, Lefty Baker died of cirrhosis of the liver, about a year after he left the band. He was 32. The group briefly reformed in 1975 and recorded an album (Change) for the Epic label.
10. Dez. 2023 · Lefty Baker was a talented guitarist and singer who was part of the 1960s sunshine pop band Spanky and Our Gang. He was the main vocalist on the hit song “I’d Like to Get to Know You” and wrote “Yesterday’s Rain”. He also played the banjo and the guitar with skill and flair.
17. Sept. 2021 · Seiter and Spanky are the only members of Spanky and Our Gang still alive — Lefty Baker died in 1971, Oz Bach in 1998, Nigel Pickering in 2011 and Kenny Hodges in 2013.
In early 1968, guitarist and vocalist Lefty Baker (real name Eustace Britchforth) was added to the band and his friend Kenny Hodges replaced Oz Bach on bass.
Am 11. August 1971 starb Lefty Baker an den Folgen einer Leberzirrhose. 1975 gründeten McFarlane und Pickering, gemeinsam mit den Musikern Bill Plummer, Marc McClure und Jim Moon eine neue Band unter dem gleichen Namen.
Cirrhosis of the liver claimed Lefty Baker's life in 1971; he was 32. In 1975, Spanky, Nigel Pickering and Oz Bach , the original core trio, reformed Spanky and Our Gang for one album on the Epic label and a concert tour.
