(I’m on the right with my first classical guitar)

Little Johnny Coconut

Calvin’s dad, Little Johnny Coconut, changed the family name from Novio to Coconut when he decided to give his music a chance. His first single “I Love Sunshine Pop” was a huge success for him, and he went on to fame and more big hits, while playing in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he now lives with his new wife, Marissa and their dog, Chewy. Though divorced, Calvin’s parents get along respectfully and peacefully, happily living their very different lives.

Did you know that I was a world-famous rock star?

Well WORLD and FAMOUS may be pushing it, but … okay, whatever ….

I did some solo recording and also played with the classic rock band Millennium (with Joey Stec, Lee Mallory, Dough Rhodes, Ron Edgar, Michael Fennelly, and Curt Boettcher), the Ballroom, and Sagittarius. (I’m in the front of this photo)

Click on the covers below to learn more.

“From what I’ve heard of the sunshine pop of the 60s, the Millennium’s Begin could very well be the pinnacle of the genre.” (The Always Blue Society)

About my solo album Sandy (my nickname!)…

“Musically, the album is luminous, hallucinatory, and full of typically cherubic sweetness… simply joyous and celebratory, nowhere more than on the bouyant cover of the Beach Boys’ “With Me Tonight” (renamed “On and on She Goes”)… Salisbury’s performance is just as bouyant and accomplished throughout, and if it threatens to burst the album at its seams, it is also what makes this such a satisfyingly unforeseen delight.”

(Stanton Swihart from All Music Guide)

Falling To Pieces

This is a Japanese release. 17 tracks including two from my 1968 solo album that wasn’t released until 2000, the ballad ‘Cecily’ and ‘Do Unto Others’. Produced by Curt Boettcher (The Association), me, and The Millennium.