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One of the second-to-third-division West Coastline (or nearly Western Coastline) ’60s rings around the Mainstream label, the Superfine Dandelion made 1 middling recording in 1967 that mixed SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA psychedelic, folk-rock, pop, and jug music group influences. These were created in Phoenix in early 1967 by vocalist, guitarist, …
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A favorite mid-’60s Phoenix garage area music group, the Mile Ends recorded only one, “Bottle Up and Move”/”Candy Guy,” released in the small regional Fifth Property label in 1966. The Mile Ends had been incredibly Rolling Stones-influenced, as was evidenced on the initial “Container Up and Move,” an excellent punky, …
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