McKendree Spring Vinyl Records

McKendree Spring is an American folk rock band formed in 1971 in rural Pennsylvania by brothers Jack and Frank Scarbath. The band has gone through several personnel changes over the years, but Jack has remained the core member throughout. They are perhaps best known for their albums "Mountain Fever" and "Let the Wind Blow High", which both reached the Billboard charts in the 1970s.

Their most popular songs are "Mountain Fever", "Rollin' On", and "Let the Wind Blow High". McKendree Spring's sound is defined by its mix of folk, country, blues, and rock, and is often compared to the likes of The Band and Neil Young.

An interesting fact about McKendree Spring is that their songs have been featured in several movies, including "Good Will Hunting" and "The Shawshank Redemption". They are also credited with influencing the folk rock sound of the late 1960s and early 1970s.