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A moment to say thanks. Boss Logan provided several home-made mix tapes of his own. They contain some real gems and some never heard before stuff by yours truly. Shawn has been contributing for a while and I am deeply indebted. And thank you TomK for your past contributions, some of which I may be unknowingly using. Thanks to Mike Markesich for putting out the definitive and the only one of it's kind reference book on 60s garage. The book is a must for all you 60s garage devotees. Info can be gotten at http://www.pricelessinfopress.com/. It's worth the price. Last and not least, thanks for those of you who take the time to leave a comment.
See below for scan credits. Enjoy!
1. "In the Summer" - Bill Fury - Decca, 1963 - contributed by the Boss (Logan)
2. "Martian Boogaloo" - Thee Martian Boyfriends - from 2010 on Lost in Tyme Records, fantastic album from this Belgian group
3. "Hey Hey…We're Caroine And the Treats" - Caroline and the Treats - recently released - Caroline And The Treats is a Norwegian garage rock outfit fronted by former porn actress Caroline Andersen. Courtesy of Shawn.
4. "Back in the 60s" - The Mystic Surfers - from their 2008 album of the same name. The Mystic Surfers = Merrell Fankhauser
5. "The Only Time" - The Wanderers - USA, 1965 - included Robert Lamm, founding member of Chicago
6. "The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil" - Jefferson Airplane - From 1967’s “After Bathing at Baxters,” RCA - "Pooneil" refers to singer/songwriter Fred Neil, who was a very influential Folk musician.
7. "When I Woke Up This Morning" - Bop Chords - Holiday, 1957 - Harlem, N.Y.’s Bop Chords recorded only three single releases during an all-too-brief career at the dawn of the rock and roll era. To this day, there are no known photographs of the group. Yet R&B vocal group harmony fans fondly recall the sounds of The Bop Chords, their doo-wopping regional best-seller “Castle in The Sky” and the days when a group of untrained youngsters could go from a street corner to a recording studio to Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater in a matter of weeks.
Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/the-bop-chords#ixzz24Y6n0MXc
8. "Oh Bob" - Traces of Time - Sound Studios, from "Fuzz, Flaykes, & Shakes-Vol 2: The Day Breaks At Dawn"
9. "Turn Back the Hands of Time" - Tyrone Davis - from the album of the same name released in 1970 on Dakar
10. "Had Enough of Your Lies" - The Garage Gods - Greek band (sounds like the Seeds!) from Lost in Tyme Records 2009
11. "I Think She Digs Me" - The Connection - from "Seven Nights to Rock" EP 2012, contributed by Shawn
12. "You Better Slow Down" - Heirs - Panorama, 1966 - comp'd on "Northwest Battle Of The Bands, Vol 2 (Knock You Flat!)"
13. "Forgive Me" - Candye Kane - from the album "Swango" 1998
14. "She Already Has Somebody" - The Enfields - Richie, 1966 - did somebody say Zombies?
15. "He Never Came Back" - Hedy Sontag - Philips, 1964
16. "Ain't No Use" - Moby Grape - from their self-titled debut album, 1967
17. "You Should Have Told Me" - The New Yorkers - Tac-Ful, 1965
18. "I Can't Do It" - The E-Types - from "Introducing" 1965
19. "Don't Want Your Lovin'" - The It's Us - Arab, 1967
20. "My Boy Lollipop" - Snakey & Stormy Mondays - from "Girls Sazanami Beat! vol.2"
21. "The Face" - Creatures of Golden Dawn - from "An Incident at Owl Creek Bridge" 2006
Scan Credits:
The Enfields scan from the blog http://ontheflip-side.blogspot.com/
It's Us 45 scan from http://collectorsfrenzy.com/
