most recently is a member of the San Francisco-based trio, Veretski Pass whose most recent CD, The Magid Chronicles, was released in 2019. He is also a regular instructor at KlezCalifornia and KlezKanada, and other ethnic music gatherings. Paul Lagos died on October 19, 2009. Chris Darrow died on January 15, 2020. Solomon Feldthouse died on December 12, 2021. Kaleidoscope reunions In 1976, ex-members Brotman, Crill, Darrow, Feldthouse and Lagos reconvened for the reunion album, When Scopes Collide, which was released on Michael Nesmith's Pacific Arts label. Lindley also contributed, but distanced himself from the project by appearing as a guest, billed as "De Paris Letante." Crill was billed as two band members ("Templeton Parcely" and "Max Buda"), and was credited as a producer under his real name. Fourteen years later, Crill and Darrow organized and produced a second reunion session, this time for Gifthorse Records. Greetings from Kartoonistan (We Ain't Dead Yet), again brought together the same line-up (although this time Crill only billed himself as "Max Buda" in the band member credits), with Brotman contributing the instrumental, "Klezmer Suite". Though invited, Lindley declined to participate. Other information Solomon Feldthouse was the father of film actress Fairuza Balk. Chris Darrow plays on the James Taylor album Sweet Baby James. According to Camper Van Beethoven frontman David Lowery, that band's recording of "O Death" on their album Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart was intended as a tribute to Kaleidoscope. Discography Studio albums: Side Trips (1967) A Beacon from Mars (1968) Incredible! Kaleidoscope (1969) Bernice (1970) When Scopes Collide (1976) Greetings from Kartoonistan... (We Ain't Dead Yet) (1991) Compilation albums: Bacon from Mars (1983) (compilation) Rampe, Rampe (1983) (compilation) Egyptian Candy (A Collection) (1990) (compilation) Beacon from Mars & Other Psychedelic Side Trips (2004) (compilation) Pulsating Dreams (2004) (compilation of the four Epic albums and other recordings of that period) References External links Kaleidoscope live at the Newport Folk Festival in 1968, introduced by Pete Seeger David Lindley official Solomon Feldthouse site Chris Darrow site Stuart Brotman faculty page at KlezKanada Max Buda Band Musical groups established in 1967 Musical groups from Los Angeles Psychedelic rock music groups from California