In 1965 Nagle helped form the San Francisco, California, USA-based Terrazzo Brothers, the R&B act that soon evolved into the Mystery Trend, one of the instigators of the ‘San Franciscan Sound'. With Nagle on keyboards and vocals, they were a popular live attraction, but were overtaken by others, including the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane. In 1967 Nagle formed the Fast Bucks, which included John Blakely. Three years later Nagle was invited to join Blakely in Stoneground, but he refused, opting instead to record Bad Rice, produced by Jack Nitzsche, on which members of St...