small press Christian Vision. Several years later, Sundazed Records put out previously unreleased Music Machine material from the 1960s, along with demo recordings from The Ragamuffins. Bonniwell claimed to have written over 300 songs since 1970. In November 2004, Bonniwell embarked on his first European Tour, performing his hits with musicians from the US and Europe. In 2006, Bonniwell recorded his first new material in several years, as a guest musician appearing on a self-titled debut album by The Larksmen, a garage rock group from Los Angeles, California. He appeared on two songs entitled "Burn Like A Boy" (actually written back in 1967 for The Music Machine but never released) and "Out Of Darwin's Mind". Death Bonniwell died on December 20, 2011, in Visalia, California, from lung cancer. He was 71 years old. Discography Singles "Bottom of the Soul" / "Astrologically Incompatible" (November 1967) "Me-Myself, And I" / "Soul Love" (January 1968) "In My Neighborhood" / "You'll Love Me Again" (April 1968) "To the Light" / "You'll Love Me Again" (May 1968) "Time Out (For a Daydream)" / "Tin Can Beach" (September 1968) "Advise and Consent" / "Mother Nature, Father Earth" (March 1969) "Where Am I to Go" / "Sleep" (June 1969) (as T.S. Bonniwell) Albums The Bonniwell Music Machine WS 1732 / W 1732 (January 1968) Close (as T.S. Bonniwell) Capitol LP ST-277 (August 1969) (Turn On) The Music Machine(album) by The Music Machine Original Sound label (1966) References External links Official website [ Allmusic entry] Richie Unterberger interview with Bonniwell Interview with Bonniwell Bonniwell Music Machine: Bottom Of The Soul 1940 births 2011 deaths American male singer-songwriters American rock singers American rock songwriters Musicians from San Jose, California Protopunk musicians Deaths from lung cancer in California Writers from San Jose, California Singer-songwriters from California