Beaver & The Trappers Happiness Is Heavin' - In Misery (7inch, 45rpm, BC, RSD)

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Beaver & The Trappers: Happiness Is Heavin' - In Misery (7inch, 45rpm, BC, RSD)

(Modern Harmonic) 2 tracks - Record Store Day release

Who'da thunk it?!? A tough-as-nails 60's garage ultra-rarity—from the Beav!

I have so many fond and wonderful memo-ries of the time when I was performing with my band, Beaver and The Trappers, when I was in my teens. The 1960s were for me a time of rock & roll and high school sock hops! County fairs and amusement parks were also the place to be and I would work at all of these doing personal ap-pearances while promoting my records all across the country. I would go out on stage with the band, sing my songs and a few other current pop hits, and then autograph my records and photos for the many fans. This was my summer job and I bought my first car, a '64 GTO, with the money I made! Life was good!

One of my favorite memories was singing at the world-famous Whisky-a-Go-Go on the Sunset Strip for a one-night stand. Some of the most renowned bands had played there and it was quite an honor to be on the same stage where the music world's greatest had entertained. We also visited many radio stations throughout the coun-try and it was fun bringing the DJs coffee and donuts and spending time talking with them about my Leave it to Beaver memories while they played my music. To this day it is always a pleasant surprise when I'm doing personal appearances and autograph shows how many times people will bring up one of my 45 records from those days with the sleeve still intact and ask me to autograph it.