Euphoria

Euphoria is an American late‑1960s music group chiefly known for the album A Gift from Euphoria, praised in DeBaser reviews for its blend of psychedelia, folk, bluegrass and orchestral pop. The record was released on Capitol and reportedly sold poorly; the group vanished from the public eye after the album.

According to the DeBaser reviews, the core duo included Hamilton Wesley Watt jr. and William D. Lincoln; the album was recorded between Hollywood, Nashville and London and released on Capitol; it received little commercial success despite heavy production.

DeBaser hosts two enthusiastic reviews that present Euphoria's A Gift from Euphoria as a late‑1960s psychedelic masterpiece. The album is described as a dense fusion of folk, bluegrass, orchestral pop and jangle‑rock, recorded between Hollywood, Nashville and London. Both reviewers note the record's commercial failure and the band's disappearance after its release.

For:Fans of 1960s psychedelia, folk‑rock, bluegrass‑tinged rock and collectors of obscure LPs.