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| + | '''Fraternity Of Man''' is an American blues and psychedelic rock band, best known for their hit song ''Don't Bogart Me'' (1968). Three musicians played in [[Lowell George]]'s band The Factory (Richie Hayward, Warren Klein, Martin Kibbee). [[Elliot Ingber]] previously played with Frank Zappa's [[The Mothers]]. Their fifth member was Lawrence Wagner. | ||
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| + | In 1968, their self-titled album ''Fraternity Of Man'' contained a cover of ''[[Oh No]]''. The band split in 1969. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 20 June 2026
Fraternity Of Man is an American blues and psychedelic rock band, best known for their hit song Don't Bogart Me (1968). Three musicians played in Lowell George's band The Factory (Richie Hayward, Warren Klein, Martin Kibbee). Elliot Ingber previously played with Frank Zappa's The Mothers. Their fifth member was Lawrence Wagner.
In 1968, their self-titled album Fraternity Of Man contained a cover of Oh No. The band split in 1969.
