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peruano,

música sicodelica turca y tremendos y desconocidos recopilatorios de garage... Impresionante este colega o
esta colega de la France. Disfruten. Un ejemplo:
Psychedelic Archaeology - Vol. 1-2-3-4-5-6
U-SPACES: Psychedelic Archaeology Volume 1 (Total time: 71:42)
-1. West Coast Natural Gas - A Favor (3:40) San Francisco Sound EU-2048 (11/67)B-Side of "Go Run and Play." Produced by Matthew Katz and Charlie Burkes. Written by Steven Mack. Definitely a S.F. Band. Apparently this band was an early incarnation of "Indian Puddin' and Pipe" also produced by Matthew Katz.
-2. Rochelle Rosenthal and the Kickball Queen - Lottery (2:32) Super Bolt 33170 (Date Unknown) B-side is "You Don't know" and is credited to Darryl Bowden and the Kickball Queen. Band was from Detroit Michigan. Sounds circa 69/70.
-3. The Sandals - House of Painted Glass (2:36) World Pacific 77867 (1967) B-side of "Cloudy." This song was described as a "novelty" for this band, although it stands up incredibly well on it's own merit. Great harmonies. Band was from Riverside, California
-4. Kim Fowley - Strangers From the Sky (3:03) Reprise 0569 (1966)Fowley at his most melodic moment. Hard to believe that this gem was recorded in late '66, although sources insist. Co-Produced by Michael Lloyd. B-side of "Don't be Cruel," which featured backing tracks by members from Fleetwood Mac.
-5. Aorta - Strange (4:19) Atlantic 2545 (1968)B-Side of "Shapes of Things to Come." A substantially different version than appears on the LP. Pretty long guitar lead for a single.
-6. American Blues - Say So (2:09) Amy 997 (1967)Not same band that recorded LP's on Karma and Uni. B-Side is "Your Love is True." Great tune in the vein of "Last Train to Clarksville."
-7. The Scarlet Letter - Mary Maiden (2:39) Mainstream 696 (1968)Band was from Ann Arbor, Michigan. A distinctly British feel to this single. Apparently pre-Savage Grace. Flip Side is "Timekeeper" on stock copies, although this pressing was a double A-side promo.
-8. Neal Ford & the Fanatics - Mary Wanna Marry Me (2:30) Hickory 1506 (1968)B-side is "The Jones." Gotta love that lead guitar tone...
-9. The David - People Saying, People Seeing (1:33) 20th Century Fox 6675 (1967)B-side of "40 Miles" although there appears to be another single listed (20th Century Fox 6663) with "40 Miles" b/w "Bus Token."
-10. The Chosen Few - The Earth Above, The Sky Below (2:53) Liberty 55962 (1967)B-Side of "Asian Chrome." Definitely not the Australian band, this band was from Simi Valley, California.
-11. The Mass - Raining Sorrow (3:02) Roulette R-7040 (1969)B-side is "Without You." Not sure if this is the Chicago group or not. Not the world's most upbeat tune...
-12. Hot Water - Reaction (3:02) Norman 851N 0600 (Date Unknown)Band was from St. Louis, Missouri. Flip side was "You Woman You." Sounds circa 68/69.
-13. West Coast Natural Gas - Go Run & Play (2:33) San Francisco Sound EU-2048 (Date Unknown)B-Side is "A Favor." Katz must have lost the master tapes for this one or else it would have shown up in some of his recent compilations.
-14. Natural Gas - Sunnydays (2:42) Renee 5003 (1969)Band was probably from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. B-side is "Rube."
-15. Jefferson Lee- Pancake Trees (2:28) Original Sound 0S-93 (1970)B-Side of "Bubblegum." Sounds earlier than 1970. Pretty sparse instrumentation on this one, but end result is a unique sound.
-16. Sound Sandwich - Zig Zag News (3:22) Viva 615 (6/67)B-side of "Apothecary Dream." Song is divided into two distinct parts which repeat twice. Band was from L.A.
-17. Groundspeed - L-12 East (3:38) Decca 32344 (1968)B-side of "In a Dream." Classic prog/psych tune. With better vocals, these guys might have gone further. A bit ahead of their time for 1968. Band was from Cambridge, Mass.
-18. Aphrodite's Child - Magic Mirror (2:45) Mercury132505 (1969)B-Side is "I Want to Live." Greece's finest. Lot's of compression on the recording! Vangelis before he went airball.
-19. Gregorians - Dialated Eyes (3:48) ABC Paramount 11225 (1969)B-side is "Like a Man." This is an extremely depressing number about alchololism and child abuse. Can't imagine why they didn't hit the charts with a song like this! Band was from Cleveland, Ohio, previously known as the "City Squires."
-20. Chapter VI - Oracle (3:35) Original Sound OS-78 (1967)A-Side is "Fear." Produced by Brian Ross. A tune very heavy on organ sound. Sounds like Iron Butterfly without the bite.
-21. Stone Hedge - Desiree (3:36) Round 38 (1969)Single was pressed, then withheld because they couldn't convince U.S. Forest Service to let them use "Smokey the Bear" as the A-Side title. From Michigan.
-22. Mind Garage - Asphalt Mother (5:11) Morning Glori MG-1000 (1968)First single released prior to their two LP's on RCA. From Morgantown West VA, basically a Pittsburgh band. Love that vacuum tone... These kids sound young!
-23. The Raik's Progress - Why Did you Rob us Tank? (2:24) Liberty F-55930 (11/66)B-side is "Sewer Rat Love Chant." The lyrics in both songs seem to have no bearing on the titles. Band was from Fresno, CA.
-24. Layne Martine Jr. - Surabian Lament (1:38) General International (1966)A very short, middle- eastern influenced tune. Martine Jr. was an extremely prolific songwriter dring the 60's and 70's and this appears to be his first recording from late 1966.