Homestead & Wolfe California
Homestead and Wolfe was an early 1970s band from Cupertino, CA., and produced by Ernie Bringas, (The Rip Chords). With a rich melodic folk-rock-country sound they recorded 15 original songs at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles with instrumentation provided by the legendary ‘Wrecking Crew’ studio musicians (Hal Blaine, Ray Pohlman, Ben Benay, Al Casey, and JayDee Maness), with Stan Ross as engineer. ... more
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