12359), and "If You Only Knew" (on the 1968 album The Sunshine Company, Imperial Records 12368). The Hep Stars, a 1960s Swedish rock group whose line-up included Benny Andersson before he went on to greater fame in ABBA, recorded four Boettcher compositions, "Another Time", "Musty Dusty" (co-written with Tandyn Almer), "Would You Like To Go" (co-written with Jules "Gary" Alexander of the Association), and "Spinning Spinning Spinning" (co-written with Ruthann Friedman). Eternity's Children covered a Boettcher composition, "You Know I've Found a Way" on their 1968 album of the same name. A further cover of the song included Sagittarius, who included it on their album, Present Tense. In April 2013, Beth Sorrentino (formerly of the American rock band Suddenly, Tammy!) released Would You Like To Go: A Curt Boettcher Songbook, produced by Sean Slade and issued in Europe on the Basta label. (It was released in North America on June 10, 2014.) The album includes covers of well-known and obscure Boettcher songs and co-writes, as well as an idiosyncratic recording of "Along Comes Mary" because of the song's strong association with Boettcher. Sorrentino's recording of "You Know I've Found a Way" (co-written by Boettcher and Lee Mallory) was used as the soundtrack for the trailer of Rik Cordero's film Starla. Discography As Artist: The GoldeBriars - The GoldeBriars (1964, Epic) The GoldeBriars - Straight Ahead! (1964, Epic) The Ballroom - Preparing for the Millennium (1998, Creation) The Millennium - Begin (1968, Columbia) Sagittarius - Present Tense (1968, Columbia) Sagittarius - The Blue Marble (1969, Together) Curt Boetcher [sic] - There's an Innocent Face (1973, Elektra) Curt Boettcher - Chicken Little Was Right (2004, Revola) As Producer: The Bards - The Moses Lake Recordings (1969 Together Records) The Association - And Then... Along Comes the Association (1966, Valiant) Tommy Roe - It's Now Winter's Day (1967, ABC) Jameson - Color Him In (1967, Verve) Eternity's Children - Eternity's Children (1968, Tower) The Millennium - Begin (1968, Columbia) Sagittarius - Present Tense (1968, Columbia) Sandy Salisbury - Sandy (1969) Song - Album (1971, MGM) Sailor - Checkpoint (1977, Epic; co-produced by Bruce Johnston) The Beach Boys - "Here Comes the Night" (extended remix), on L.A. (Light Album) (1979, Brother/Caribou/CBS) Geno Washington - That's Why Hollywood Loves Me (1979, DJM) Mike Love - Looking Back with Love (1981, Boardwalk) The Diamonds - Live and Well (1983) Various Artists: Looking for the Sun: The