(Kal David, Harvey Brooks, Marty Grebb) (1973) Just Sunshine/Paramount The Fabulous Rhinestones – The Fabulous Rhinestones (Kal David, Harvey Brooks, Marty Grebb) (1972) Just Sunshine/Paramount Vacuum Cleaner – Merryweather & Carey (Neil Merryweather and Lynn Carey) (1971) RCA Duet – Illinois Speed Press (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (1970) Columbia Illinois Speed Press – Illinois Speed Press (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (1969) Columbia Chhalia (original soundtrack recording) (features Kal David and others) (7" 45rpm EP release) (19??) Angel [India] Records "Can't Sit Down" b/w "You Turn Me On" – Barney Pip with The Rovin' Kind (7" single release) (1967) Smash Records "She" b/w "Didn't Want To Have To Do It" – The Rovin' Kind (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (7" single release) (1967) Dunwich Records "My Generation" b/w "Girl" – The Rovin' Kind (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (7" single release) (1966) Dunwich Records "Right On Time" b/w "Night People" – The Rovin' Kind (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (7" single release) (1966) Roulette Records "Everybody" b/w "Bound To Roam" – The Rovin' Kind (Kal David and Paul Cotton) (7" single release) (1965) Contrapoint Records "Come On Home" b/w "Dancin' Danny" – Kal David and The Exceptions (7" single release) (1965) Tollie Records [subsidiary of Vee-Jay] "Searchin'" b/w "Daydreaming Of You" – Kal David and The Exceptions (7" single release) (1964) Tollie Records [subsidiary of Vee-Jay] "Forgotten Dreams" b/w "Little Everyday Things" – Kal David and The Exceptions (7" single release) (1962) Ardore Records Equipment 1964 Gibson Firebird V 1963 (?) Gibson Firebird III Custom 1998 Fender Vibroverb 2000 Mesa Maverick Combo 1955 Vintage Gibson Echoplex References External links Kal David official website, tour schedule and discography WDW Radio Interview Kal David Interview – NAMM Oral History Library (2016) 1943 births 2022 deaths American blues guitarists American male guitarists American male singers Singers from Chicago Songwriters from Illinois John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers members People from Woodstock, New York Guitarists from Chicago 20th-century American guitarists