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R.I.P…Gone But Never-Ever Forgotten: There Was Only One James Lowe, of 60s band The Electric Prunes.

May 31, 2025
byAnthony De La Cruz
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The founding and longtime lead singer of the pioneering psychedelic- garage rock band formed in the 1960s has died at the age of 82.

James and company are best known for their top 10 hit “I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night).” His family reported he was full of love, joy, and creativity.

As we always for all our dearly departed…He Was The Whole Talented Package!

Group portrait of the American psychedelic rock and roll band ‘The Electric Prunes’ as they pose around a loose wood panel, mid to late 1960s. Clockwise from left, American guitarist and co-founder James Lowe, bassist and co-founder Mark Tulin, guitarist Mike Gannon (? – 1970), lead guitarist and co-founder Ken Williams, and drummer Quint (Michael Fortune). James Lowe lifts up his shirt to reveal his stomach while Mark Tulin and Mike Gannon hide behind the door. The band lineup changed several times during its existance until its split in 1970. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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