Paul Craig [aka Clinch] (guitar, vocals)
Kevin Barry (drums, vocals)
Peter Goodale (organ, vocals)
Joey Rome [aka Dinardo] (bass, vocals)
Stan Theriault (lead guitar, vocals)
Don Paveling (bass; replaced Rome)
Sebastian Agnello (guitar; replaced Theriault)

The Cycle evolved out of mid-60s act The Magic Cycle who had run their course following the failure of the single "Groovy Things" on the indie Fingerprints label to chart after its release in October of 1969. After shortening the name they were signed to Tamarac Records in 1970 where RPM Magazine co-editor (and former Red Leaf Records owner) Stan Klees produced their self-titled debut.

When Dinardo left to joing Abraham's Children, Don Paveling was brought in. The band would continue with many line-up changes including the addition of Agnello during live dates as a utility player. Clinch, Paveling, Dinardo and Agnello were also the line-up on all the Gary & Dave sessions as well.

The band released a second album in 1973 called 'Magic Music'. The title track charted nationally reaching No.89. The group split up in 1974, but many of the members would re-convene in 1976 under the name Choya.

with notes from Sebastian Agnello.


Singles
1970 Walking Along/Open Your Eyes (Tamarac) TTM-641
1970 Wait For The Miracle/God (Tamarac) TTM-642
1970 Gimme Some Time/Sittin' Where The Flowers Grow (Tamarac) TTM-643
1970 Gimme Some Time Part 1/Gimme Some Time Part 2 (Buddah) 282
1971 Coming Back Again/Hey There, Look At Me (Tamarac) TTM-645
1971 All I Really Need Is You/Looking At Each Other (Tamarac) TTM-646
1972 If You Call Out My Name/Its What I Want You To See (Tamarac) TTM-647
1973 Magic Music/Don't Want You (Tamarac) TTM-648

Albums
1970 The Cycle (Tamarac) SKP-1003
1973 Magic Music (Tamarac) SKP-1004

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