They also feature a set of Beatles classic tracks from earlier in their short career with songs like While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Paperback Writer, A Hard Days Night, We Can Work It Out and more…

Collective Unconscious

Recorded just before the band broke up, and released in September of 1969, Abbey Road became an instant classic from the opening track, Come Together, through classics such as the tender Something, the passionate rocker Oh! Darling, the optimistic Here Comes The Sun, the haunting Because, and through the infamous medley that featured Polythene Pam, Golden Slumbers, and Carry That Weight. No one had heard anything like it before or since.

Collective Unconscious presents a very faithful rendition of the entire Abbey Road album, infusing it with our own personal savor.

The six piece group consists of:

• Jeff Engholm – bass & vocals

• Nathan Nesje – guitar & vocals

• Muggsy Lauer – guitar & vocals

• George Maurer – keyboards & vocals

• Erin Vork – keys, percussion, guitar & vocals

• Scott Chabot – drums

About Collective Unconscious

Formed in the spring of the year 2000 to support lead singer/bass player Jeff Engholm’s first solo CD (Summit Climb), CU performed around central Minnesota as a jam band. A couple of years of Wednesday nights at the Red Carpet Nightclub in St. Cloud, MN firmly established the band’s repertoire, and musicianship, and kept audiences dancing.