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Track List
01) Yellow Balloon [Version Two]
02) Here Comes the Rain
03) Lullaby in the Rain (California Lullaby)
04) Taste of Rain [Version Two]
05) Yellow Balloon
06) Here Comes the Rain
07) Pocket Full of Rainbows
08) When Sunny Gets Blue
09) Like a Summer Rain
10) Raindrops
11) Rain on the Roof
12) Crying in the Rain
13) Taste of Rain
14) Save for a Rainy Day Theme
15) Yellow Balloon [Stereo]
16) Taste of Rain [Stereo]
17) Rain Clouds Long Gone [Mono Version] [Instru
18) When Sunny Gets Blue [Stereo] [Instrumental]
19) Pocket Full of Rainbows [Stereo]
20) Rain on the Roof [Stereo]
21) Yellow Balloon [Stereo] [Instrumental]
22) Taste of Rain [Stereo] [Instrumental]
23) Save for a Rainy Day Theme [Stereo]
01) Yellow Balloon [Version Two]
02) Here Comes the Rain
03) Lullaby in the Rain (California Lullaby)
04) Taste of Rain [Version Two]
05) Yellow Balloon
06) Here Comes the Rain
07) Pocket Full of Rainbows
08) When Sunny Gets Blue
09) Like a Summer Rain
10) Raindrops
11) Rain on the Roof
12) Crying in the Rain
13) Taste of Rain
14) Save for a Rainy Day Theme
15) Yellow Balloon [Stereo]
16) Taste of Rain [Stereo]
17) Rain Clouds Long Gone [Mono Version] [Instru
18) When Sunny Gets Blue [Stereo] [Instrumental]
19) Pocket Full of Rainbows [Stereo]
20) Rain on the Roof [Stereo]
21) Yellow Balloon [Stereo] [Instrumental]
22) Taste of Rain [Stereo] [Instrumental]
23) Save for a Rainy Day Theme [Stereo]
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First Released
1966
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When Jan Berry was injured in a terrible auto accident in 1966, partner Dean Torrence did his best to keep the duo's name alive. Though released under the Jan & Dean moniker, Save for a Rainy Day was solely Torrence's creation. A concept album featuring songs about rain with sound effects of a thunderstorm linking the tracks, it was an adventurous departure from the duo's past work. Much of the album was recorded in the garage of Torrence's neighbor, bassist Joe Osbourne. Osbourne enlisted fellow "Wrecking Crew" regulars Larry Knetchel and James Burton to help him build the basic tracks. Together with Torrence, they crafted a modern California soundscape, very much a mirror of their friend Brian Wilson's evolution from surf music to more sophisticated pop.
Columbia Records released one single from the album, "Yellow Balloon." Written by Gary Zekley, Zekley also released a version of the song under the band name Yellow Balloon, using the same backing tracks as the Torrence version. While Yellow Balloon's single became a Top30 hit, Torrence's version faded into obscurity. Columbia subsequently declined to release the album, leaving Torrence to issue it himself on the J&D Record Company label.
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When Jan Berry was injured in a terrible auto accident in 1966, partner Dean Torrence did his best to keep the duo's name alive. Though released under the Jan & Dean moniker, Save for a Rainy Day was solely Torrence's creation. A concept album featuring songs about rain with sound effects of a thunderstorm linking the tracks, it was an adventurous departure from the duo's past work. Much of the album was recorded in the garage of Torrence's neighbor, bassist Joe Osbourne. Osbourne enlisted fellow "Wrecking Crew" regulars Larry Knetchel and James Burton to help him build the basic tracks. Together with Torrence, they crafted a modern California soundscape, very much a mirror of their friend Brian Wilson's evolution from surf music to more sophisticated pop.
Columbia Records released one single from the album, "Yellow Balloon." Written by Gary Zekley, Zekley also released a version of the song under the band name Yellow Balloon, using the same backing tracks as the Torrence version. While Yellow Balloon's single became a Top30 hit, Torrence's version faded into obscurity. Columbia subsequently declined to release the album, leaving Torrence to issue it himself on the J&D Record Company label.
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