Magic People

Prior to working with Rick Shorter on the album, the group's single "If I Call You By Some Name" bw "Copper Penny" was produced by him. He wrote the A side, which became a hit in Canada in January 1967. The single reached number 6 on Toronto’s CHUM chart with single sales reaching 35,000. This raised their profile, and after playing at the Café au Go Go, they attracted the right attention. An album deal was promptly done with the Verve record label. The group stayed in New York and went to Columbia Studios there to record some songs with Rick Shorter, which included "Magic People" and "Think I Care".[2][3] The finished product which was released on July 1, 1967 was produced and arranged by Rick Shorter with help from The Paupers and under the production supervision of Jerry Schoenbaum and John Court.[4][5]

Both mono and stereo versions of the album were released on vinyl in 1967.[6] The album would peak at number 178 in the U.S. charts.[7]

The album was released on CD in 2008 by Pacemaker with additional tracks.[8]

All songs written by Adam Mitchell and Skip Prokop.

Side A

1. "Magic People" - 2:43
2. "It's Your Mind" - 5:20
3. "Black Thank You Package" - 3:12
4. "Let Me Be" - 3:10
5. "Think I Care" - 3:55

Side B

6. "One Rainy Day" - 2:20
7. "Tudor Impressions" - 4:13
8. "Simple Deed" - 2:43
9. "My Love Hides Your View" - 3:20
10. "You And Me" - 2:40

• Adam Mitchell - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, organ on "You and Me"
• Skip Prokop - drums, percussion, backing vocals
• Chuck Beal - lead guitar
• Dennis Gerrard - bass, backing vocals

The group biography which appears in the original sleeve notes mentions that "Skip [Prokop] and Adam [Mitchell] do the lead singing"; while Prokop indeed performed occasional lead vocals for the group, all the lead vocals on Magic People were performed by Mitchell.