International Submarine Band

The Like: 1965 In 1965, Parsons enrolled at Harvard University to study theology. Never a serious student, Parsons immediately set about establishing himself as a presence on the local folk music scene. Although these legal issues were gone by the time of the album's release, Parsons vocals were removed from several songs and replaced by vocals by Roger McGuinn; ultimately Parsons sang lead on four songs: "You're Still on My Mind," "Life in Prison," "One Hundred Years From Now," and "Hickory Wind." The ISB's only full-length album, Safe at Home was not released by LHI until the spring of 1968, by which time the group had officially ceased to exist. In 1979, the album was repackaged, redesigned, and re-released under the title "Gram Parsons" by Shiloh Records of San Clemente, California. ==Discography==

Albums • Safe at Home - 1968 - LHI Records • The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - sine anno - Ze Anonym Plattenspieler Reunion album • Back at Home - 2000 - Yellow Label Singles • "The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!" // "Truck Driving Man" - June 1966 - Ascot Records • "Sum Up Broke" // "One Day Week" - November 1966 - Columbia Records • "Luxury Liner" // "Blue Eyes" - February 1968 - LHI Records • "I Must Be Somebody Else You've Known" // "Miller's Cave" - October 1968 - LHI Records EP • ''Blue Eyes / Luxury Liner / Miller's Cave / I Must Be Somebody Else You've Known'' - 2008 - Sundazed Music ==References==