The Friends of Distinction
rhythm and blues · 1969–1970
Picture a sun-soaked afternoon, where the air is alive with the sweet grooves of rhythm and blues. Enter The Friends of Distinction, an American vocal ensemble that effortlessly blended pop, soul, and a dash of psychedelic flair. With their smooth harmonies, they delivered timeless gems like "Grazing in the Grass," "Going in Circles," and "Love or Let Me Be Lonely." Each song is a vibrant tapestry of emotion, capturing the essence of love and longing. Led by the enchanting Jessica Cleaves, this group brought a unique sunshine pop vibe to the music scene, inviting listeners to sway and reminisce. The Friends of Distinction remind us that sometimes, all you need is a catchy tune and a bit of nostalgia to brighten your day.
The facts
- Formed 1968
- United States
- rhythm and blues, pop music, soul
- On RCA Records
- Members: Jessica Cleaves
