Detroit band the Sunday Funnies were comprised of vocalist Richard Fidge, guitarist Ronald Aitken, keyboardist Richard Kosinski, and drummer Richard Mitchell, releasing in 1970 the single "Heavy Music" / "Path Of Freedom" issued on the local Hideout label.
Their excellent debut album, produced by infamous Andrew Oldham (an early The Rolling Stones´ manager) and released in 1971 on Motown´s Rare Earth label. This brilliantly recorded, very melodic, soft-progressive album consisted of very memorable and cleverly-arranged, stylish songs based on rich and strong Hammond organ sounds and attractive vocal parts. Some tracks are just unbelievably beautiful! Stylistically this record is not far away from 1967-68 Procol Harum era and early Traffic.
Richard Kosinski also contributed to albums by Bonnie Raitt, The Temptations, the Four Tops and Aretha Franklin. He was a member of the soft rock ensemble Wha-Koo from 1977-1979.
Tracks
1. Walk Down The Path Of Freedom - 4:05
2. It's Just A Dream - 3:18
3. You And I - 3:16
4. Tell Me - 4:47
5. The Axe - 4:23
6. Crack In A Bell - 3:00
7. Let The Son Shine In - 4:01
8. Child Of Mine (Carole King, Gerry Goffin) - 4:02
All songs by R. Konsinski and R. Aitken except where noted.
Sunday Funnies
*Richard Walter Kosinski - Keyboards, Vocals
*Richard Glen Fidge - Vocals
*Ronald Clark Aitken - Guitar, Bass, Vocals
*Richard Martin Mitchell - Drums
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