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Jackie Lee

b. Earl Nelson, 8 Sept 1928, Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA. Lee experienced an impressive achievement in 1965 using the dance strike ‘The Duck’ (#4 4 R&B, quantity 14 pop), but his existence in the R&B picture was a lot more ubiquitous than was indicated by that one strike. He sang …

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Quatrain

LA group Quatrain issued an obscure recording in 1969 combining period Southern Californian folk-rock, psychedelic, and hard rock and roll affects, produced and engineered by David Briggs (most famed for his are maker with Neil Adolescent). Quatrain grew from the group the Human being Jungle, who released a few obscure …

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Endle St. Cloud

Like Brinsley Schwartz, Endle St. Cloud is usually both a person and a music group, a peculiar acid-folk-heavy-psych mix from Houston whose 1968 recording MANY THANKS All QUITE DEFINITELY is among the odder produces around the semi-legendary International Performers label, also house towards the Crimson Crayola and 13th Ground Elevators. …

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The Heard

Longview, Tx garage music group the Heard was formed in 1965 by twin brothers Andy and Randy Clendenen, who also together shared acoustic guitar responsibilities in tandem with organist Billy Risk, bassist Expenses Lewis, and drummer Jack port Batman (yes, that’s his actual surname). Relating to a profile in the …

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Leo’s Five

Leo Gooden had his very own small R&B and soul-jazz kingdom moving in East St Louis in the first 1960s, so that as a politician, membership owner, regional businessman, and sometimes vocalist, he wore a whole lot of hats and held a whole lot of strings. Through his LG category …

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Steve Morgen

Steve Morgen released a uncommon low-selling recording in the past due ’60s, simply titled Morgen, that’s respectable by some enthusiasts, particularly those that just like a sound balanced between psychedelia and the start of hard rock and roll. Morgen sang and published all the material, that was quite definitely of …

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The Parade

Sunlight pop pioneers Parade teamed veteran songwriter and manufacturer Jerry Riopelle (a previous Phil Spector associate who’d played keyboards in sessions headlined with the Ronettes, the Righteous Brothers, and Ike & Tina Turner) with personality stars Murray MacLeod (known for his focus on tv series including Hawaii Five-O and Kung …

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Lily & Maria

Virtually absolutely nothing seems known on the subject of the feminine duo Lily & Maria or their sole, self-titled album, which arrived about Columbia in 1968 (even though it did feature well-known session man Paul Griffin, who played about many prominent folk-rock records from the mid- to past due ’60s, …

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The Shacklefords

The Shacklefords were a short-lived folk-pop act led by two from the more interesting figures in the L.A. music picture from the 1960s — Lee Hazlewood, the idiosyncratic vocalist, songwriter, and manufacturer most widely known for his collaborations with Nancy Sinatra, and Marty Cooper, who was simply a songwriter and …

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Candymen

The Candymen were an Alabama-spawned music group probably best remembered today as the backing group for Roy Orbison. The group began existence as the Webs, co-founded by guitarist John Rainey and a lead vocalist/guitarist called Bobby Goldsboro, in Dothan, AL, in the middle-’60s. The group was seriously affected by Elvis …

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