A New Tomorrow, The Glad and New Breed Recordings

The entire 1969 Feelin' Glad album is now available on CD for the first time ever. This special edition also includes all the mono single mixes, many of which have noticeable differences from their stereo counterparts.

Additionally, eight extra tracks are included, making up the complete released output of The New Breed. The deluxe Digipak package comes with a 24-page, full-color booklet filled with rare photos and extensive liner notes. The band members were fully involved in providing information for the booklet. This re-issue was produced, annotated, and designed by Steve Stanley.

In the mid 60s, the "Beatles of Sacramento" could only refer to one band: The New Breed. This quartet, which included future Poco and Eagles member Timothy B. Schmit, Ron Floegel, Tom Phillips, and George Hullin, had an impressive live repertoire and vocal abilities that set them apart from their competitors.

As the decade went on, the band adapted to the changing times, changed their name to Glad, and recorded a bold, psychedelic-influenced LP in Hollywood with producer Eirik Wangberg, who would later be called "Eirik the Norwegian" by Paul McCartney when they collaborated on 'Ram'.