Tag Archives: Psychedelic/Garage

The Shondels were an early on version from the Ides of March, releasing a unitary, “ENJOY IT or Lump It” b/w “No Two Ways ABOUT ANY OF IT,” beneath the Shondels name in 1965. (These were unrelated towards the well-known Shondells — spelled with two l’s — that supported Tommy …

New Mexico-based psychedelic music group who found that sound by method of folk-rock, straight down the same route as the Jefferson Aircraft as well as the Mamas & The Papas, featuring male-female vocal harmonies and an excellent attack on the instruments, albeit inside a folky vein. They slice a whole …

A good if not specifically noteworthy Canadian psychedelic music group who recorded for Capitol, probably across the later ’60s; the sleeve signifies that they documented at a Vancouver studio room, making it fairly likely that these were from Uk Columbia. They had written their own materials, and were incredibly influenced …

The Marsadees was a quintet from Lexington, S.C., who performed mainly instrumental rock, concentrating on browse music (“Small Honda, ” “Pipeline, ” “Depressed Sea”) using a few vocal quantities, and even an intermittent primary (“Palisade”). Their line-up contains Larry Ingram (drums), Bobby Arehart (tempo electric guitar), Larkin Conley (tempo electric …

Best remembered while the automobile for the initial Nick Lowe (b. 24 March 1949, Walton-On-Thames, Surrrey, Britain.) recordings, Kippington Lodge stemmed from Lowe’s 1st band, Seems 4+1, which he created with college pal, Brinsley Schwarz. On departing school, Lowe, currently utilized to a nomadic presence as his dad is at …

Known originally simply because the Poor Boys, this vastly-underrated Canadian quintet contains Rick McCartey (lead vocals), Ray O’Toole (lead guitar/vocals), Vidor Skofteby (rhythm guitar), Gowan Jurgensen (bass), and Richard Stepp (drums, vocals) — the successor to Jerry Ringrose. The music group hailed from Haney, BC — a Vancouver suburb. Regional …

Before Tim Buckley began his career being a solo artist for Elektra Information, he was an associate of the rock group called the Bohemians, which also included drummer Larry Beckett and bassist Jim Fielder. The Bohemians performed both cover music and original materials, penned with the nascent songwriting group of …

Understanding the perversity of Frank Zappa, it really is highly possible that his strike song “Bobby Brown” was a secret tribute to the artist, whose 1972 album The Enlightening Beam of Axonda will be a candidate for one of the most obscure album ever, only if such a nomination could …

A mysterious physique named Tom Mastin wrote “HOW WILL YOU Feel,” among the songs around the Jefferson Airplane’s second album, Surrealistic Cushion. Along with “My Greatest Friend,” it had been the lightest folk-rock track with an LP normally comprised of relatively harder-edged material. Using its harmonies and recorder, it and …

A humble but intermittently enjoyable past due-’60s group, Gandalf sounded something similar to a far more psychedelic/progressive Still left Banke. Their singular album has great baroque-speckled melodies, an achieved keyboard foundation with affects from traditional music, and appealing harmonies. Their materials wasn’t on the amount of the Remaining Banke, though; …