Orpheus quotCant Find The Timequot 1969 TV Appearance

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Discover Orpheus: http://www.orpheusband.com/ • Bruce Arnold and his band Orpheus perform their hit single Can't Find The Time in late 1969. This lip-synced performance was shot for a television show, which aired in the New England area only weeks after MGM re-released the original single. This was nearly two years after it's first issue. • This second release actually charted higher (Billboard #80). Unfortunately MGM still managed to fumble the promotion and took months to distribute the re-issued single to radio stations. Records show that although Can't Find The Time was in heavy rotation on the East Coast and spent weeks on the Top 10 playlists of many radio stations across the country, stations in the Midwest and West Coast did not receive the single in time for their airplays to be added to Billboard's national chart tabulations. • As with the original release in January of '68, the inept promotion department at MGM again mistimed the single's impact and any momentum Orpheus could have gathered from the re-issued single was lost. Several months later, Bruce Arnold disbanded the original Orpheus and hired a new group of musicians which included the legendary drummer Bernard Pretty Purdie. Purdie was no stranger to Arnold's music as he was, in fact, the uncredited player on Orpheus' debut album as well as all of their subsequent singles. • Written and arranged by Orpheus frontman, Bruce Arnold, Can't Find The Time (a.k.a. Can't Find The Time To Tell You ) is now widely recognized as a timeless classic. Over the last fifty years, it has appeared on countless compilations as well as being featured in both film and television including the 2022 Peter Farrelly film, The Greatest Beer Run Ever starring Zac Efron, Russell Crowe and Bill Murray. • Can't Find The Time has also been covered by dozens of artists including Rose Colored Glass, The Capris, The Explorers Club and Hootie The Blowfish. Hootie's version appears in the Farelly Brothers film, Me, Myself Irene starring Jim Carrey and Renée Zellweger. • Performers on film: • Bruce Arnold (lead guitar / vocals) • Jack McKennes (guitar / vocals) • Eric Gulliksen (bass / vocals) • Harry Sandler (drums) • Performers on recording: • Bruce Arnold (lead guitar / vocals) • Jack McKennes (vocals) • Eric Gulliksen (vocals) • Joe Mack (a.k.a. Joe Macho Jr.) (bass) • Bernard Pretty Purdie (drums) • Joe Cuba (congas) • New York Philharmonic (orchestration) • Original single release: • Can't Find The Time / Lesley's World • MGM US single (K 13882) 1968 - Black Label • Reissued singles: • Can't Find The Time / Lesley's World • MGM US single (K 13882 - Reissue) 1969 - Blue Gold Yin Yang Label • Can't Find The Time / Brown Arms In Houston • MGM US Single (KGC 208) 1974 - Golden Circle • Can't Find The Time / Brown Arms In Houston • MGM US Single (MVG 529) 1978 - Band of Gold • Can't Find The Time / Brown Arms In Houston • Polydor US Single (MVG 529) 1979 - Band of Gold • Can't Find The Time • Rock'n Mania (RMGD-2424A) 1985 • Song also appears on: • Orpheus (MGM SE-4524) 1968 LP • Orpheus (MGM C 8071) 1968 LP • WOR FM: Solid Gold (POST-7001) 1970 LP • Core of Rock: Vol. 3 (MGM SE-4779) 1971 LP • WPOP: Hear Here, Vol. 2 (POST-7207) 1971 LP • Fallin' In Love (SMI 2-13K) 1978 LP • Chronicles - The Deluxe Anthology Series: Vol. 1 (Polygram 551) 1992 • The Best of Orpheus (ACE CDWIK2143) 1995 CD • Bosstown Sound 1968: The Music The Time (ACE CDWIK2167) 1995 CD • Dick Bartley Presents On The Radio: Vol. 4 (Varese 5974) 1998 • Me, Myself Irene - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Elektra 62512-2) 2000 • City Rocks: Boston (City Rocks/Sony 9268) 2000 • The Best of The Boston Sound (Varese 66235) 2001 • The Complete Orpheus (Akarma AK 155) 2001 CD • The Very Best of Orpheus (Varese 66236) 2001 CD • Digital downloads of Orpheus music are being offered by Iris Music Group (IMG). The mixes on these releases do not match the original LP's and in many cases, a digital echo effect has been added. Furthermore, IMG has deliberately changed the artist's names in an apparent attempt to circumvent royalties. Orpheus does not endorse or recommend these dishonest and sonically substandard releases. • Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

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