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David LaFlamme
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David LaFlamme, born May 4, 1941 in New Britain, CT. was raised in Salt
Lake City, UT. Beginning his musical education at age five, David grew up to
be a soloist for the Utah Symphony. After serving in the army he moved
to the San Francisco Bay Area in 1962. There he became an icon in the underground
scene performing with people like Jerry Garcia and Janis Joplin. After his
short-lived Electric Chamber Orkustra, David co-founded an early incarnation
of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks before joining It's a Beautiful Day in
mid-1967. A self-titled debut LP was launched on Columbia in 1969, scoring
their biggest hit "White Bird." After several albums he left the
group and released two albums on Amherst records. Today he and Linda live in
California and continue to compose music and perform as their busy schedules
permit.
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Did you know? David LaFlamme has a sideline career as a character actor: "the Annoying Fiddler." He's appeared on Frazier, Ellen and Wings, among other shows, as the strolling musician who stands right at your table in a restaurant, sawing away on his violin.
The cabin on Soapstone Mountain (with sister and "Skipper")