Billie lee day and dash crofts biography

The Dawnbreakers were a group that was formed in about 1966, in Los Angeles. Marcia Day, a highly dedicated promoter, brought the members together at Marcia's Place, a 3-story, grey building that once stood at 7618 Hollywood Boulevard.

The group was named for the dawning of realization in the faith, and the vivid teachings of Bahá'u'lláh. Three of Marcia's daughters sang in the group: Billie Lee, who would later marry Dash Crofts; Donnie, who would marry guitarist/producer Louie Shelton; and Lana, who would marry bassist/engineer Joey Bogan.

Another daughter would eventually marry Walter Heath, a talented musician that later opened for Seals & Crofts in the 70's.

Billie lee day and dash crofts biography

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Seals & Crofts joined the group in about 1967-8. It was this influence of the Dawnbreakers (and especially the initial influence of Billie Lee on Dash) that converted the entire group to the Bahá'í faith. They all lived at Marcia's Place together, and were soon joined by Ruby Jean Anderson, Jimmy