L.A. Carnival

L.A. Carnival was a funk group from Omaha, Nebraska, active in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The band was led by drummer and songwriter Lester Abrams, also known as the writer of The Doobie Brothers' hit "Minute by Minute." Their only single, "Blind Man" / "Color," was released on the Pacific Avenue label. In 2003, the album "Would Like To Pose A Question" was released, featuring recordings from the 1970s, including alternate takes and live performances. The band disbanded as members pursued other musical projects, such as Crackin'. The products available from the artist L.A. Carnival include CDs.