King Harvest

In 1972, the four original members of King Harvest signed with the Perception label. Their first single, leased by Perception from the French company Musidisc, was one-time band member Sherman Kelly's "Dancing in the Moonlight". It reached number 13 in the US in early 1973 and number 5 in Canada. They made other singles, but by the mid-1970s had disbanded. A new King Harvest, which included the four original members, was formed in 1974 with LA drummer Richie Pidanik. With support from Beach Boys members Carl Wilson and Mike Love, they were signed to A&M Records and made another album, but, failing to achieve any hits, subsequently broke up. Novak, Altbach, Tuleja, and Figueroa toured with the Beach Boys. Tuleja and Novak played on Dennis Wilson's 1977 solo Pacific Ocean Blue, while Altbach and Robinson performed with Mike Love in his band, Celebration.