Eternity's Children

Eternity's Children was a sunshine pop band formed in the mid-1960s, known for their lush harmonies and melodic sound that echoed the Californian pop style of the era. Originally based in Mississippi, the group found regional success and later signed with Tower Records, a subsidiary of Capitol. Their biggest hit came in 1968 with the single "Mrs. Bluebird," which showcased their blend of baroque pop, soft rock, and psychedelic influences.

Though they didn’t achieve major commercial success during their short-lived career, Eternity's Children has garnered a cult following over the decades, thanks to reissues and compilations like Timeless and The Lost Sessions. These releases have helped introduce new listeners to their intricate arrangements and dreamy vocal stylings, cementing their legacy as a standout act in the sunshine pop genre.