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The Enfields

In 1966, this Wilmington, DE, group released one of the better garage area rock singles, “She Currently Has Somebody,” a moody, melodic original on par with the very best efforts with the Zombies. Led by guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Ted Munda, these were popular within their area and totally unidentified …

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The Outcasts

One of a variety of garage area bands to use beneath the Outcasts name, this specific psych-punk device formed in San Antonio in 1964 — keyboardist/harpist Pal Carson, guitarist Denny Turner, and drummer Rickey Wright comprised the founding lineup, with second guitarist Jim Carsten and bassist Jim Ryan putting your …

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The Fantastic Deejays

A Pittsburgh garage area music group whose high stage was opening for the Rolling Rocks concert in 1965. They could have already been total unknowns in the grand system of things, however they actually were able to cut several mainly self-penned singles on regional brands in 1965 and 1966 that …

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Dimentia 13

The ’80s Ohio band Dimentia 13 (named after an early on movie by Francis Ford Coppola) fused jointly garage, psychedelic rock, and acoustic folk, issuing a complete of six albums throughout their six-year-long recording career. Inspired by such performers as the Soft Children, Kevin Ayers, Syd Barrett, Soft Machine, as …

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The Loved Ones

Of all Australian rock sets of the ’60s, there’s non-e that lives on as brightly in the remembrances of these who found them or heard them as the FAMILY MEMBERS. That they had “it,” that unquantifiable quality that transcends the styles of your day, that “something” that’s greater than a …

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Shadows of Knight

Chicago, Illinois had among the liveliest garage area rock and roll scenes around in the first to mid-’60s, as well as the Shadows of Knight had been at once perhaps one of the most popular and among the toughest serves in the Windy City’s teen scene; these were also mostly …

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Cykle

During the planting season of 1968, songwriter and drummer Jimmy Sossamon noticed an area group, the Glory Cykle, that impressed him a lot he contacted them about getting their manager, that they decided to. The music group — guitarists Ralph Stevens and Jeff Hardin, bassist Grady Pope, organist Rick Wilson, …

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The Gonn

Like many garage bands from the ’60s, the Gonn achieved (slight) international fame beyond anything they attained within their lifetime when their single “Blackout of Gretely” was rediscovered by collectors and reissued within the ’80s. From Keokuk, IA, the Gonn released a couple singles on tiny regional brands in 1966 …

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The Chantelles

Not to end up being confused with the American Chantels (renowned for his or her 1957 genre vintage “Probably”), British woman group the Chantelles emerged from your remnants from the Lana Sisters, the vocal trio finest remembered for starting the career from the immortal Dusty Springfield. Following singer’s preliminary rise …

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The Strangeloves

As the Strangeloves were able to make one garage band classic, their story is most likely even more interesting than their actual music. Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein, and Richard Gottehrer had been a trio of Brooklyn songwriter/suppliers who landed lots one lady group hit using the Angels’ “My Boyfriend’s Back …

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