The Collectors (album)

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The Collectors
Studio album by The Collectors (Chilliwack)
Released	1968
Studio	American Recording Company, North Hollywood, CA
Genre	psychedelic rock, psychedelic pop
Length	38:40
Label	Warner Brothers/New Syndrome WS1746
Producer	Dave Hassinger
The Collectors (Chilliwack) chronology
The Collectors (1968) Grass & Wild Strawberries (1969)

The Collectors is an album by the Canadian rock band The Collectors, released in 1968.^[1]

All songs by The Collectors except "Lydia Purple" by Don Dunn and Tony McCashen.

1. "What is Love?" (3:51)
2. "She (Will-O-the-Wind)" (3:51)
3. "Howard Christman’s Older" (5:08)
4. "Lydia Purple" (2:47) (#55 CAN^[2])
5. "One Act Play" (3:42)

1. "What Love (Suite)" (19:06)

The Collectors

• Howie Vickers - lead vocals
• Bill Henderson - guitar, recorder, backing vocals
• Claire Lawrence - tenor saxophone, organ, flute, recorder, backing vocals
• Glenn Miller - bass, backing vocals
• Ross Turney - drums, percussion

Additional musicians

• Larry Knechtel - piano and harpsichord on "Lydia Purple"
• Norm Jeffries - vibraphone on "Lydia Purple"
• Jesse Ehrlich - cello on "Lydia Purple"

• Archive website

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