Linn County was an American blues rock and psychedelic rock band that was active between 1966 and 1973. The ensemble consisted of the vocalist Stephen Miller, the saxophonist Larry Easter, the guitarist Fred Walk, and the bassist Dino Long. They achieved professional recognition after relocating to San Francisco and signing with Mercury Records in 1968. The group is famous for its association with the San Francisco rock scene and for the later success of members Clark Pierson and Stephen Miller, who joined Janis Joplin and Elvin Bishop respectively. Their discography includes the studio recordings Proud Flesh Soothseer (1968), Fever Shot (1969), and Till the Break of Dawn (1970). The ensemble performed at music festivals alongside artists such as Led Zeppelin, Sly & the Family Stone, and Howlin' Wolf before disbanding in 1973.
