RTP-area local music and culture

["G.T. Tyson" <gtyson AT nc.rr.com>]

        Okay, I'll begin by saying I honestly have no idea about the band, 
the 
song's title or anything else.  I heard it just once thirty-some yeats 
ago, and there is always the chance it could have been something in a 
dream.  I post this thing about once a year.  Maybe this will be the 
year someone recognizes it and tells me the band and title.
         It starts out with one (female?) voice accompanied by acoustic 
guitar, sounding far away with much reverb.  When the music comes around 
to the instrumental break between verses, the entire band crashes in 
with bass and drums and an insanely distorted fuzztone guitar, which 
wails and squalls away like a buzzsaw.  Maybe it was an early 
synthesizer.  At any rate, the band goes totally nuts for the duration 
of the bridge and then suddenly goes silent again except for the solo 
voice and guitar.  The metallic guitar shows up in the bridge between 
the second and third verses and the entire band accompanies the singer 
to the conclusion.
        The lyrics had something to do with "walking alone in the night, 
looking for the sun, constantly".  Note:  this is definitely NOT the 
Doors song of similar title.  The word "constantlyyyyyyyyyyyy" figures 
largely in the final verse.  The acoustic guitar reminds me of 
"Question" by the Moody Blues, but it wasn't them either.
        I know this isn't much to go on, but this is all I know about the 
song. 
  I'm thinking it was early acid/psychedelic rock, but it could have 
also been some earlier folk group trying to be avant-garde.  I heard it 
on the radio around 1971, but no one answered the phone when I called 
the station.  Hell, maybe it *was* a dream.
        If the aforementioned description rings a bell with you, please  
speak 
up.  Off-list email replies are OK.  If not, I'll see ya next year.

GTT