After a two-year hiatus and a change in lineup, We Five returned in 1969 with "The Return of We Five," a collection that found the band experimenting with a more polished, AM-ready sound. The album showcased a new lead singer and a departure from their earlier folk-rock leanings.
- The album was released on A&M Records in 1969.
- It featured a new lineup and a more contemporary sound than their earlier work.
- Despite the shift in style, the album did not chart.
We Five was a San Francisco-based folk-rock group formed in 1965. They are best known for their hit single "You Were On My Mind."
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