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Music Machine is a series of children's Christian musical albums that were made by Candle and Agape Force that all took place in a "Land Called Love," Agapeland. Most of these were released on Birdwing/Sparrow Records. Music Machine recordings usually centered on Stevie and Nancy's adventures in Agapeland (along with Mr. Conductor and the Music Machine itself).

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The Music Machine came together as The Ragamuffins in 1965, changing their name the next year. Their debut album, (Turn On) The Music Machine, was released in 1966 on the Original Sound label. Seven of the 12 tracks were originals, written by vocalist Sean Bonniwell. One of these, Talk Talk, recorded at RCA studios on July 30, 1966, became a Top 20 hit in the .

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The Music Machine were renamed the Bonniwell Music Machine when they went to Warner Bros. as the original lineup disbanded at some point, leaving only chief singer and songwriter Sean Bonniwell. Much of the material on Warner, however, was recorded by the original group, and this album was pasted together from some singles (some of which had appeared on Original Sound in 1967) and other tracks, both by the original incarnation and a second outfit that was pretty much a Sean Bonniwell solo vehicle. Accordingly, the tone of the album is pretty uneven, but much of the material is excellent

The Music Machine’s big hit was Talk Talk, a stomping, grunted neolithic garage stomper from 1966 that quickly rose to on the charts and remained in the Top 40 for twelve weeks. In 1967 The Music Machine embarked on another promotional tour but at its conclusion everyone but Bonniwell quit. Rhodes and Edgar rejoined Curt Boettcher, first backing Keith Colley on a single and then in with another one album wonder, The Millennium. Despite having been abandoned by his band, Bonniwell signed to Warner Bros. and a line-up of new members and studio musicians (recording as The Bonniwell Music Machine), who released a self-titled album in 1968.