hiatus, Barooshian and Morillo reformed The Cake, to perform at a one-off Jimi Hendrix tribute concert in New York, organized by Hendrix archivist and documentary film-maker, David Kramer. The show also featured Buddy Miles, Johnny Winter, Jose Feliciano and Leon Hendrix. Their two Decca albums have been re-released on CD by Rev-Ola Records. Jeanette Jacobs was the inspiration for the Wings song, Medicine Jar. "Medicine Jar was born out of my frustration, caused by Jeanette’s constant use of Mandies. The song’s line "I know how you feel now your friends are dead", related to friends who had died because of drugs.” - Colin Allen from the book Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story. Eleanor Barooshian died in 2016 at the age of 66. Discography Studio albums The Cake (Decca, 1967) A Slice of Cake (Decca, 1968) Compilation More of Cake Please (Rev-Ola (Cherry Red), 2007) Singles "Baby, That's Me" / "Mockingbird" (Decca, 1967) "I Know" / "You Can Have Him" (Decca, 1967) "Fire Fly" / "Rainbow Wood" (Decca, 1968) "P.T. 280" / "Have You Heard The News 'bout Miss Molly" (Decca, 1968) References External links The Cake on Myspace The story of The Cake at Dangerous Minds American girl groups American expatriates in England American pop music groups Musical groups from New York City Psychedelic pop music groups Musical groups established in 1966 Musical groups disestablished in 1968 1966 establishments in New York City