Sunshine MakersA real life "Breaking Bad" for the psychedelic set, "The Sunshine Makers" reveals the untold story of Nicholas Sand and Tim Scully, the unlikely duo at the heart of the 1960s American drug counterculture. United in a utopian mission to save the planet through the consciousness raising power of a form of LSD called "Orange Sunshine," "The Sunshine Makers" documents the story of these two men who made millions of tabs of LSD while trying to stay one

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builds on this non-traditional stringband's varied musical backgrounds for a wildly entertaining

in which someone almost imperceptibly sings "I hear them coming" in a twisted

long recognized as the "greatest mimic in the world

Terry Riley

"A forceful lyricist"

bassist Jason Black and drummer George Rebelo - crafting some of the most impassioned music of their career

transitional albums that eased Tompall out of the Glasers and onto his own winding path - quite literally so in the case of Charlie which

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they've never wavered on the power of bands like JUDAS PRIEST

including three UK No-1's

the Rio Grande River which separates Texas and Mexico has never been much of a barrier between the two cultures