On the folk side, Kameron signed Jo Mapes, Fred Neil, Len Chandler and ex-Tarrier Bob Carey. There was also a new folk group called the Big 3, a trio composed of future Mamas & Papas star Cass Elliot along with folk singer Jim Hendricks and future solo star Tim Rose. In Rose's debut solo album for Columbia a few years later, he remade several songs he had done with the Big 3, and recorded a slow arrangement of "Hey Joe" that Jimi Hendrix copied almost note for note a few months later from the edited 45 version. In addition, Kameron signed husband-and-wife team Jake and Kate Holmes, recording under the pseudonym Allen & Grier, who did parodies. Jake Holmes later had a minor hit in 1970 with "So Close" [Polydor 14041, #49], but is perhaps better known as the alleged source of Led Zeppelin's "Dazed and Confused."
