Wings of Dream

The Stooges-The Stooges (1969)

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01. 1969" – 4:05
02. I Wanna Be Your Dog – 3:09
03. We Will Fall – 10:18
04. No Fun – 5:15
05. Real Cool Time – 2:32
06. Ann – 2:59
07. Not Right – 2:51
08. Little Doll– 3:

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V.A. - Original Beat aus England Folge 24

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JANCY

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V.A. - Original Beat aus England Folge 22

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VA - Jukebox Hits of 1955-1965 Part 8 (1963)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 11:47:00 +0000

MUSIC WEEKEND

from JANCY

Vol.1:

1. The Cascades — Rhythm of the Rain [02:34]
2. Connie Francis — Al Di La [03:19]
3. Bobby Darin — You're the Reason I'm Living [02:29]
4. Paul Anka — Love Makes the World Go Round [02:29]
5. Eydie Gorme — Blame It on the Bossa Nova [02:32]
6. Skeeter Davis — The End of the World [02:37]
7. The Kingston Trio — Greenback Dollar [02:57]
8. Little Eva — Let's Turkey Trot [02:31]
9. Richard Chamberlain — All I Have to Do Is Dream [02:26]
10. Roy Orbison — In Dreams [02:49]
11. Ruby & The Romantics — Our Day Will Come [02:35]
12. Joe Dee — Baby You're Driving Me Crazy [02:21]
13. Johnny Cymbal — Mr. Bass Man [02:40]
14. Boots Randolph — Yakety Sax [02:03]
15. The Chantays — Pipeline [02:19]
16. Nat "King" Cole — All Over the World [02:23]
17. Dion — Sandy [02:19]
18. Johnny Tillotson — Out of My Mind [02:39]
19. Bobby Vinton — Over the Mountain Across the Sea [02:28]
20. Jack Wilson — Baby Workout [02:59]
21. Paul & Paula — Young Lovers [02:33]
22. The Shirelles — Foolish Little Girl [02:18]
23. The Drifters — On Broadway [03:01]
24. Gene Pitney — Mecca [02:18]
25. The Beach Boys — Surfin' USA [02:28]
26. Brenda Lee — Losing You [02:30]
27. Bobby Vee — Charms [02:25]
28. Del Shannon — Two Kinds of Teardrops [02:35]
29. Patsy Cline — Sweet Dreams [02:34]

Total time: 01:14:11

Vol.2:

1. The Pixies Three — 442 Glenwood Avenue [02:14]
2. The Cookies — Don't Say Nothin' Bad [02:47]
3. The Exciters — Tell Him [02:40]
4. Kuy Sakamoto — Sukiaki [03:10]
5. The Angels — I Adore Him [02:52]
6. George Hamilton IV — Abeline [02:15]
7. The Crickets — My Little Girl [01:58]
8. Roy Orbison — Falling [02:25]
9. Dale & Grace — I'm Leaving It Up to You [02:07]
10. Trini Lopez — If I Had a Hammer [03:02]
11. Solomon Burke — If You Need Me [02:34]
12. The Raindrops — The Kind of Boy You Can't Forget [02:14]
13. Lou Christy — Two Faces Have I [02:47]
14. The Honeys — Surfin' Down the Swannee River [02:18]
15. Johnny Cash — Ring of Fire [02:38]
16. Randy & The Rainbows — Denise [02:03]
17. Bobby Bare — Five Hundred Miles from Home [02:46]
18. Connie Francis — Follow the Boys [02:43]
19. Tommy Roe — Everybody [01:52]
20. Skeeter Davis — I Can't Stay Mad at You [02:10]
21. Matt Monroe — From Russia with Love [02:37]
22. Paul & Paula — Hey Paula [02:31]
23. The Beach Boys — Shut Down [01:54]
24. Lesley Gore — It's My Party [02:21]
25. Eddie Cochran — My Way [02:18]
26. Peggy March — I Will Follow Him [02:28]
27. Gene Pitney — Twenty-Four Hours from Tulsa [03:00]
28. Jan & Dean — Surf City [02:30]
29. The Surfaris — Wipe Out [02:38]

Total time: 01:11:52

Vol.3:

1. Connie Francis — Fascination [02:48]
2. Johnny Tillotson — You Can Never Stop Me Loving You [02:45]
3. Della Reese — S'Wonderful [01:35]
4. Little Eva — Keep Your Hands Off My Baby [02:34]
5. The Jaynetts — Sally Go Round the Roses [03:17]
6. The Kingsmen — Louie Louie [02:45]
7. Lenny Welch — Since I Fell for You [02:56]
8. The Ventures — Surf Rider [02:26]
9. Jan & Dean — Drag City [02:22]
10. The Beach Boys — Catch a Wave [02:12]
11. Jimmy Soul — If You Wanna Be Happy [02:12]
12. Bobby Bare — Detroit City [02:49]
13. Peggy March — Hello Heartache Goodbye Love [02:28]
14. Buddy Holly — Brown-Eyed Handsome Man [02:07]
15. Duane Eddy — Lonely Boy Lonely Guitar [02:20]
16. Paul Anka — Moon River [02:46]
17. Gerry and The Pacemakers — You'll Never Walk Alone [02:42]
18. Lesley Gore — Judy's Turn to Cry [02:16]
19. The Angels — My Boyfriend's Back [02:40]
20. Bobby Vee — The Night Has a Thousand Eyes [02:36]
21. The Raindrops — What a Guy [05:01]
22. The Chiffons — He's So Fine [01:54]
23. Jackie Wilson — Shake Shake Shake [02:08]
24. The Drifters — I'll Take You Home [02:39]
25. Jerry Butler — Need to Belong [02:58]
26. Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas — Bad to Me [02:22]
27. The Searchers — Sweet Nothin's [02:23]
28. Heinz — Just Like Eddie [02:37]

Total time: 01:12:38

Vol.4:

1. Bobby Vinton — Blue Velvet [02:51]
2. Dionne Warwick — Anyone Who Had a Heart [03:10]
3. The Platters — Sentimental Journey [02:57]
4. Buddy Holly — Because I Love You [02:41]
5. Brook Benton — I Got What I Wanted [02:40]
6. Pat Boone — Moon River [02:26]
7. Bobby Goldsboro — See the Funny Little Clown [02:40]
8. Lesley Gore — She's a Fool [02:14]
9. Paul Anka — It Doesn't Matter Any More [01:54]
10. Ronnie Hawkins — Who Do You Love [02:47]
11. Dick & Dee Dee — Young and in Love [02:20]
12. The Cookies — On Broadway [02:01]
13. Jackie DeShannon — When You Walk in the Room [03:05]
14. The Crickets — Pretty Blue Eyes [02:22]
15. Bobby Darin — Eighteen Yellow Roses [02:20]
16. The Crystals — Then He Kissed Me [02:40]
17. Dick Dale — Ghost Riders in the Sky [02:13]
18. Bobby Vee — Heartbeat [02:03]
19. The Ventures — Caravan [02:53]
20. Ricky Nelson — String Along [02:23]
21. Gene Pitney — True Lover Never Smooth [02:29]
22. Roy Orbison — Beautiful Dreamer [02:23]
23. Paul & Paula — Hey Baby [02:27]
24. Wayne Newton — Dankeschoen [02:37]
25. Connie Francis — I'm Gonna Be Warm This Winter [02:28]
26. The Four Seasons — Candy Girl [02:42]
27. Bobby Comstock — Let's Stomp [02:03]
28. Johnny Tillotson — Judy Judy Judy [02:34]
29. The String-A-Longs — Happy Melody [02:03]
30. The Everly Brothers — I Walk the Line [02:36]

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The Eyes \ Scene But Not Heard

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The Eyes - Blink (1966)

VA -The Story Of Michigan's Legendary A-Square Records

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Michigan had one of the most vital rock & roll scenes of the 1960s, and while many of the best known Michigan bands came from the psychedelic-era movement that centered around Detroit's Grande Ballroom (most notably the MC5 and the Stooges), there was already a thriving rock scene going back to the early years of the decade, and one of the great movers and shakers in Michigan rock was a guy named Jeep Holland. Based in Ann Arbor, Holland managed one of the city's best record stores, booked bands, and launched a record label, A Square Records, that released classic sides from some of the area's most notable bands. A-Square (Of Course) is a fine and long-overdue retrospective of material from the A Square vaults, though the disc cheats a bit as a label overview. Instead of simply collecting A Square releases, compiler Alec Palao has also included material from a number of acts that Holland booked and managed, and while this gives a broader picture of the Ann Arbor/Detroit music scene in the mid-'60s (as well as a more detailed look at the sort of music Holland championed), if you're looking for an accurate history of the A Square label, some of the music here will throw you off the trail. And perhaps the best and best-known tracks on here, "Looking At You" and "Borderline" by the MC5, weren't really released by A Square -- the band's manager, John Sinclair, simply put the label's name and logo on their self-released single! But these minor gripes aside, this is a great sampler of top-notch mid-'60s rock & roll with the classic Michigan sound and feel. The Scot Richard Case (who later evolved into SRC) are represented with five songs, and while they weren't much on original material (the spooky "Who Is That Girl" is the only group-penned tune here), Scott Richardson was one of the best vocalists on the scene and their covers of "Get the Picture," "Midnight to Six Man" and "I'm So Glad" rock convincingly. The Thyme land a whopping eight songs on this collection, and while they weren't quite so remarkable to merit so much attention here, they had a sure hand for folk-rock (not a common thing in Michigan at the time) and "Window Song," "Love to Love" and "Very Last Day" are fine stuff. Dick Wagner, who later went on to star status backing up Alice Cooper and Lou Reed, is represented with three tunes by his early group the Bossmen (most notably a solid psych-tinged ballad "Listen My Girl") as well as a version of the Frost's "Mystery Man" that predated their speaker-shattering debut album Frost Music. James Osterberg, a year away from changing his name to Iggy Pop and forming the Stooges, handles both drums and vocals on the Prime Movers' raw reworking of "I'm a Man," and the Up's "Just Like an Aborigine" is nearly as good a summation of the White Panther Party ethos as anything the MC5 ever waxed. Anyone with a taste for mid-'60s rock will find plenty of buried treasure on A-Square (Of Course), and it's a must for anyone interested in the history of Midwest music.

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(01) [The Scot Richard Case - I'm So Glad] The Scot Richard Case - I'm So Glad
(02) [The MC5 - Looking At You] The MC5 - Looking At You
(03) [The Thyme - Somehow] The Thyme - Somehow
(04) [The Apostles - Stranded In The Jungle] The Apostles - Stranded In The Jungle
(05) [The Scot Richard Case - Get The Picture] The Scot Richard Case - Get The Picture
(06) [The Thyme - No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed] The Thyme -
No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed
(07) [The Rain - She Is A Friend] The Rain - She Is A Friend
(08) [The Bossmen - Easy Way Out] The Bossmen - Easy Way Out
(09) [The Thyme - Time Of The Season] The Thyme - Time Of The Season
(10) [The Scot Richard Case - Midnight To Six Man] The Scot Richard Case - Midnight To Six Man
(11) [The Apostles - Tired Of Waiting For You] The Apostles - Tired Of Waiting For You
(12) [The MC5 - Borderline] The MC5 - Borderline
(13) [The Thyme - I Found You] The Thyme - I Found You
(14) [The Scot Richard Case - Who Is That Girl] The Scot Richard Case - Who Is That Girl
(15) [Half-Life - Get Down] Half-Life - Get Down
(16) [The Prime Movers - I'm A Man] The Prime Movers - I'm A Man
(17) [The Thyme - Love To Love] The Thyme - Love To Love
(18) [The Up - Just Like An Aborigine] The Up - Just Like An Aborigine
(19) [The Bossmen - I Cannot Stop You] The Bossmen - I Cannot Stop You
(20) [The Thyme - Very Last Day] The Thyme - Very Last Day
(21) [The Scot Richard Case - Cobwebs And Strange] The Scot Richard Case - Cobwebs And Strange
(22) [The Bossmen - Listen My Girl] The Bossmen - Listen My Girl

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V.A. - Original Beat aus England Folge 19

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The Rivets - The Rivets

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Scott McKenzie - San Francisco (The Very Best Of Scott McKenzie) (1991)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:05:00 +0000

McKenzie, born Philip Blondheim, began his career in a very clean-cut folk group called the Journeymen. After recording some solo work, he met up with former Journeyman and then-Mamas & the Papas member John Phillips, who co-wrote "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair)" with him. Its catchy melody and innocent, wide-eyed hippie altruism gave McKenzie a Top Five smash in America and a number one hit overseas. Despite other recordings, he was never able to duplicate this success as a singer. After a layoff, he rejoined Phillips in an '80s Mamas & the Papas reunion, and also co-wrote "Kokomo," which became a number-one smash for the Beach Boys in 1988.

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Scott McKenzie
San-Francisco, 1967г.

Скотт МакКензи
«Сан-Франциско».
1
Если ты едешь в Сан-Франциско,
Носил ли ты цветы в волосах?
Если ты едешь в Сан-Франциско,
Будь уверен, что встретишь там добрых людей.
2
Все те, кто приезжает в Сан-Франциско,
Там расцветает лето любви.
На улицах Сан-Франциско,
Нежные люди с цветами в волосах.
3
Все поперек нации, такой странной вибрации,
Люди в движении,
Там целое поколение, с новым объяснением,
Люди в движении, люди в волнении.
4
Если ты едешь в Сан-Франциско,
Носил ли ты цветы в волосах?
Все те, кто приезжает в Сан-Франциско,
Там расцветает лето любви.

Scott McKenzie
San Francisco

If you`re going to San Francisco,
Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair.
If you`re going to San Francisco,
You`re gonna meet some gentle people there.

All those who come to San Francisco,
Summertime will be a love-in there.
In the streets of San Francisco,
Gentle people with flowers in their hair.

All across the nation, such a strange vibration,
People in motion,
There`s a whole generation, with a new explanation,
People in motion, people in motion.

All those who come to San Francisco,
Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair.
If you come to San Francisco,
Summertime will be a love-in there.

В 1967 Джон Филлипс, желая помочь другу, написал песню «San Franciscо», впоследствии ставшую гимном движения хиппи. Песня была записана за одну ночь весной 1967 года на студии «L. A. Sound Factory». Во время каждого своего коцерта МакКензи повторял, что песня посвящается ветеранам Вьетнамской войны. (Сан-Франциско был не только неофициальной столицей хиппи; также сюда стекались вернувшиеся из Вьетнама американские солдаты.)

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01) San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)
02) Celeste
03) It's Not Time Now
04) What's The Difference (Chapter II)
05) Reason To Believe
06) Like An Old Time Movie
07) No No No No No
08) Don't Make Promises
09) Twelve-Thirty
10) Rooms
11) What's the Difference (Chapter I)

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VA- Psychedelic States - Indiana In The 60's, Vol.1 (2006)

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Which collects vintage 1960s garage rock singles on a regional, state-by-state basis, is extremely valuable in an archaeological sort of way, since these rare 45-rpm artifacts afford an interesting glimpse into the music of a specific time, place, and demographic, and in a larger context, allow for a region-to-region comparison of the similarities and differences in the garage band phenomenon. That's the scholarly way to look at these collections. Musically, however, most of these singles are badly recorded, poorly performed, and clichéd and derivative at almost every level, which, of course, is probably why they're so prized by collectors. This volume, which spotlights the Hoosier State, abounds with badly recorded, rhythmically challenged bands that scream and fuzz-chord their way through crude songs with a take-no-prisoners attitude and little else going for them. In other words, it's an utterly fascinating glimpse at a time in the U.S. when every garage on the block seemed to have a band rehearsing in it, a glimpse at a true suburban folk movement where owning an instrument was at least as important as knowing how to properly play it and nowhere close to as important as the need to simply make noise. Nothing here redefines Indiana as the epicenter of rock & roll in the 1960s, and nothing here was even so much as a regional hit, but this collection (like the others in this series) has all the charm of a truly bad horror film, the kind where you can't help but root for the monster to destroy everything in sight. Highlights? It's hard to say. The Endd's shaky, tottering "Gonna Send You Back to Your Mother" from 1967 is spooky and oddly haunting, even infectious in a creepy way. The Chevelles' "Just Once in My Life," also from 1967, bounces along on a simple yet effective melody. The Serfmen's "Cry" from 1964 is a fascinatingly ragged hybrid of "Louie, Louie" and "Twist and Shout." The Jades' "Come Back" from 1967 is simple and solid, and might even have been a hit if it weren't so derivatively generic, which makes one wonder even more why it wasn't a hit. Again, this collection will probably mean more to historians and collectors than it will to anyone else, and none of these singles could be deemed essential by any stretch of reasoning, but by sheer accumulation these raw, ragged sides show that there was indeed something happening, Mr. Jones, even in Indiana

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1. The Endd - Gonna Send You Back To Your Mother
2. The Mourning Missed - I'm Not Your Brother
3. Sanz, Incorporated - I Just Want You
4. The Tikis - Show You Love
5. The Chosen Few - It Just Don't Rhyme
6. The Wild Ones - Tale Of A City
7. The Esquires - Run Babe
8. The Chevelles - Just Once In My Life
9. The Pickwick Papers - You're So Square
10. Sir Charles & The Daze Of Olde - Baby Come Back
11. Nooney Rickett & The Nooney Rickett Four - Bye Bye Baby
12. The XL's - Second Choice
13. The Basooties - You Didn't Try To Call Me
14. Chris Allen & The Good-Timers - My Imagination
15. Dawn 5 - A Necessary Evil
16. The Serfmen - Cry
17. The Surf Sons - I Can't Stop It Now
18. The Rogues - I'm Not That Way At All
19. The Mourning Missed - Burn Up
20. Sanz, Incorporated - I'm Gonna Leave You
21. Blues Inc. - Get Off My Back
22. Lord & The Flies - You Made A Fool Of Me
23. The Jades - Come Back
24. The Chosen Few - Foolin' Around With Me
25. The Endd - Don't It Make You Feel Like Cryin'
26. The Poorboys - Think Of Livin'
27. The Country Blues - All About Life
28. The Black & Blues - Come To Me

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VA - Psychedelic States - Illinois In The 60's, vol 1 (2004)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:20:00 +0000

Continued to unearth some of the most obscure '60s psychedelic sides for their massive undertaking of issuing these records region by region, in this case, Illinois. It's a remarkable task, especially since so many relics from the psychedelic era have already been mined for the immensely popular Nuggets box sets, the Pebbles collections, and myriad other small-label collections, but even more of a feat is that the Psychedelic States: Illinois in the '60s, Vol. 1 collection is a truly enjoyable set of quality songs, not just the bottom of the barrel. Based on Gear Fab releasing three volumes of psych from Florida and two each from New York and Alabama, as well as sets from Texas and Georgia, it is clear that the label takes this massive undertaking very seriously, and with "Vol. 1" tagged onto this set, the implication that more will soon be available is not only astonishing but a call for celebration. Just the amount of material made available by the label alone is daunting, but Gear Fab makes these collections even more worthwhile by extensively researching the obscure artists, often tracking down the artists and conducting interviews for facts to include in the excellent liners. Psychedelic States: Illinois in the '60s, Vol. 1 is an essential addition for collectors of the psychedelic genre, and moreover draws a parallel from the underground music scenes scattered across the country in the '60s to the much more obtainable underground music scene of the '90s and 2000s, when the cost of making and pressing a record dropped dramatically, affording any neighborhood band a chance at documentation. How wonderfully unexpected that these complex and inspired sides were ever unearthed, let alone collected and once again made available to the public.

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1. Poother, Unltd. - Tastee Freeze
2. The Children Of Darkness - She's Mine
3. The Nervous System - Make Love, Not War
4. The Chicago Loop - Beginning At The End
5. The Untamed - Someday Baby
6. The Todds - Things I Will Change
7. The Ravelles - Psychedelic Movement
8. The Trolls - There Was A Time
9. Suburban 9 To 5 - Sunshine Becomes You
10. The Wet Paint - We Call Him A Man
11. Guy Kraines Trio - Come See The Way
12. Hollow Steps - Hung Up On You
13. Mourning Dayze - Fly My Paper Airplane
14. Dalek: The Blackstones - Could Be In Love
15. The Shades Of Blue - The Time Of My Life
16. The Raindear Army - Subterranean Sunset
17. One Eyed Jacks - Love
18. Sound Carnival - Dreams
19. The Wild - Monkies
20. The M.H. Royals - Old Town
21. The Orphuns - I.F.O.C.
22. The Dan-Dees - Think About It
23. The Intruders - Bringin' Me Down
24. Squires - Tomorrow - Tomorrow
25. The Tills - One Sided Love
26. Jerry Mundo & The Hounds - Let Us Be
27. The Daughters Of Eve - Don't Waste My Time

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VA - Psychedelic States - Georgia In The 60's (2001)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:13:00 +0000

The first compilations to take place outside the borders of Florida -- this time around the label swaps Sunshine State oranges for Georgia peaches -- starts out very promisingly with the Spontaneous Generation's "Up in My Mind," a pure Yardbirds vintage psychedelic rave-up as good as or better than anything on the three previous CDs in the series. But from there, however, the album, by and large, ranges from merely adequate to middling. One surmises this might have something to do with possible plans to release more than one Georgia in the '60s collection, which would thereby necessitate that Gear Fab spread the finest and most idiosyncratic cuts to emerge from the state in the latter half of the '60s over several albums. Much of the music on this initial Georgia edition, then, can only be characterized as filler, and like all filler, it is by turns prosaic and uninspired or amusing, but inconsequential, wholly forgettable at times, and total garage rock cool (Bo Allen, Faman, the Celtics, Tier Park, the Mach V, Red Beard & the Pirates) at others, although rarely psychedelic in even a cosmetic fashion. It is up to the listener to determine his or her threshold for this stuff, and as always, '60s fanatics will want it all. As for the rest of us, there are indeed other outstanding efforts aside from "Up in My Mind" to make the CD worthwhile (if not entirely worth its purchase price). Bitter Creek, like Stack (a previous Gear Fab rediscovery) or Blue Cheer, wreaks proto-heavy metal havoc on "Plastic Thunder," a crunching acid-streaked storm of cavernous bass and bolts of fuzz guitar, and King David & the Slaves do their best metalized interpretation of psychedelic Beatles on "I've Been Told." The Sweet Acids, the Fly-Bi-Nites, and Little Phil & the Night Shadows -- the latter reasonably famous in collector's circles -- also have worthy cuts. And while it's not kaleidoscopic in any discernible way, the Fugitives' bluesy "Meggie" is a superbly raunchy Rolling Stones theft to round things off. As for the rest, listen at your own discretion.

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1. Spontaneous Generation - "Up in My Mind" (2:52)
2. Malibus - "I Want You to Know" (2:36)
3. Younger Brothers Band - "Go Away" (2:48)
4. Beethoven 4 - "Sets My Soul on Fire" (2:03)
5. Bo Allen - "I Hope You're Proud" (2:18)
6. Gang of Saints - "Yes, It's Too Bad" (2:35)
7. Faman - "Hurry" (2:35)
8. Checkmates International - "Thinkin' About You" (2:48)
9. Soul, Inc. - "Ode to Girl" (2:35)
10. Bitter Creek - "Plastic Thunder" (3:21)
11. Unknowns - "Ballad of a Useless Man" (2:21)
12. Continentals - "Continentals Jam" (2:10)
13. Celtics - "Times With You" (2:17)
14. King David & the Slaves - "I've Been Told" (2:51)
15. Bandits - "A Woman" (3:04)
16. Tier Park - "The Way" (3:38)
17. Fugitives - "Meggie" (3:07)
18. Apolloes - "Laugh in My Face" (2:37)
19. Sweet Acids - "That Creature" (3:01)
20. Mach V - "If I Could" (2:18)
21. Knights Of Darkness - "I Can't Look Down" (3:18)
22. Dave & The Stalkers - "How Can I Tell Everybody" (2:33)
23. Fly-Bi-Nites - "Found Love" (2:46)
24. Little Phil & The Night Shadows - "So Much" (2:18)
25. Rogues, Inc. - "People Say" (2:47)
26. Rock Garden - "Starry Eyed Woman" (2:40)
27. Red Beard & the Pirates - "Go on Leave" (2:25)
28. Terry Knight And The Pack - "How Much More" (2:18)
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VA - Psychedelic States - Florida In The 60's Vol1 (2000); Vol 2,3 (2001)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:43:00 +0000

As a continuation of Gear Fab's trawl through the backwaters of the '60s American teen movement, new series Psychedelic States, rather like AIP's mammoth High in the Mid Sixties, focuses on regional band scenes. This, the first volume, investigates mid- to late-'60s music from Florida, collecting together the area's movers and shakers -- many of which have never been compiled. And with 28 songs that take in a huge array of styles, the venture is for the main part very successful. The Canadian Rogues' Northwest punk sound and the Shades' far more polished pop style show that in Florida it wasn't only one style that the local youths took to. "Xcedrin Headache # 69" (Mouse & the Boys), one of the most wigged-out numbers here, is an urgently snarled, drugged-out plea with searing fuzz guitar and a stomping beat. As psychedelic '60s punk goes, it doesn't get any better than this! The obscure Miami outfit the Fewdle Lords take a baroque influence, while the Maundy Quintet excel as purveyors of soft folk-rock with a Byrds feel. The Squiremen's dramatic pièce de résistance ("Who in the World") airs just how the influences of the likes of the Beatles, the Left Banke, and Nazz gave bands who had previously been playing garage rock something to really test their skills with in the latter half of the decade. Their effort fuses melody with melancholy to create the kind of spine-tingling intensity that the Choir were achieving at the same time up in Cleveland. And in a completely different field, the manic semi-instrumental "Miss Blue Three Quarter (3/4)" by Neighbourhood of Love is among the toughest punk riffery to be heard -- ever! For the majority of this collection, the mixture of folk-rock, garage punk, psychedelia, and pop show that although Florida has never really been praised as one of America's most regarded regions for '60s rock, it was, in fact, quite happening.

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1 Keep in Touch Canadian Rogues 2:18
2 You're Gonna Cry Berkely Five 2:18
3 World Burlington Squires 1:49
4 Who Loved Her? The Shades 2:12
5 Undertaker's Theme Doctor T., Undertakers 2:20
6 Xcedrin Headache #69 Mouse & the Boys 3:22
7 No Place or Time Echoes Of Barnaby Street 2:12
8 Cheating Joshua Dyke 2:41
9 Farewell to Today and Tomorrow Fewdle Lords 3:53
10 Shadows Echo 2:23
11 Grim Reaper Twelfth Night 1:57
12 2's Better Than 3 Maundy Quintet 2:32
13 High Wednesday (I'll Stay With You) Blues Messengers 2:12
14 She's Coming on Stronger The Outsiders 2:21
15 You Lied Dark Horsemen 1:45
16 Who in the World Squiremen 2:59
17 Can't Go on This Dead Beats 2:42
18 I Talk to the Sun Rare Breed 2:34
19 I Know The Illusions 2:25
20 She Means All the World to Me Magic Circle 2:09
21 Not This Time Jackson Investment ... 2:06
22 Miss Blue Three Quarter Neighborhood Of Love 2:25
23 I Can Feel It Flower Power 2:07
24 I'll Get by Without You Members 2:40
25 Please Agree Mysteries 2:38
26 I Will Make History Surprize 2:25
27 Ain't a Shame Wave 2:22
28 Searching Undertakers 2:38

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As usual, there are a few cuts that are pretty tedious going on the second installment of Gear Fab's fab Psychedelic States series, but a greater number that are where it's at, or at least where it was for hip teens in 1960s Florida. Vol. 2 actually marks a slight improvement from the first volume because, while it has fewer absolute highs on the order of Neighborhood of Love's irresistible punker "Miss Blue Three Quarter" or the stunning free-form psych of Blues Messengers' "High Wednesday," it is a bit more consistent overall. And even the most mediocre tunes are usually redeemed by whiplash rave-ups, boiling freak-outs, or fuzz solos. There are fine approximations of Dave Clark Five (the Tropics), the Rascals (the wonderfully named Little Willie & the Adolescents), and the Zombies (Sounds Unlimited), and even a pretty decent pale Archie Bell imitation (the Mind's Eye). There are some nice Rolling Stones-worthy riffs (the Missing Links' "Run and Hide," although the riff outshines the actual song), professional-quality folk-rock (the Birdwatchers), and cheeky lyrical allusions (prostitution, on the Lost Generation's "I'd Gladly Pay"). And some of this truly is snot-nosed and amateurish in the actual spirit of the words: the Mods featured a pair of 12 year olds, including the lead vocalist! After awhile you're bound to grow weary of the horny, girl-done-me-wrong sentiments, yet that is also what makes this stuff so much fun. And then there are some truly breathtaking, two-minute, spit-and-venom should-a-been classics: the Rockin' Roadrunners' "Down," on which the band coaxes some amazing psychedelic sounds out of their guitars; the unhinged Arthur Brown craziness of the Purple Underground's bad-trip "Count Back"; and Cosmic Camel's brilliantly titled gothic, lo-fi psych-raga, "The Suzanne Love Mirage." The most interesting thing on here may be the Soul Trippers' version of "King Bee," on which the teen quintet sounds as if, by God, it has managed to borrow the soul of an old bluesman. (Local radio stations stopped playing it when they found out the band was white.) Not even the early Stones or Yardbirds could manage that trick. Some of this is, frankly, brain-cell-depleting stuff. But then who needs those anyway. ~ Stanton Swihart, All Music Guide

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Psychedelic States - Florida In The 60s Vol. 2
1. Tropics - "I Want More" (2:31)
2. Lost Generation - "I'd Gladly Pay" (2:45)
3. Epics - "Cruel World" (2:20)
4. Rockin' Roadrunners - "Down" (2:23)
5. Little Willie and the Adolescents - "Looking for Love" (2:00)
6. Souldiers - "Would You Kiss Me?" (1:59)
7. Purple Underground - "Count Back" (2:38)
8. Ravens - "Reaching for the Sun" (2:48)
9. Plant Life - "Flower Girl" (2:54)
10. Me and the Other Guys - "Everybody Knew But Me" (2:43)
11. Cosmic Camel - "The Suzanne Love Mirage" (2:33)
12. Chain Reaction - "G.Y.S. (Get You Some Lovin')" (3:33)
13. Deep Six - "Last Time Around" (2:38)
14. Esquires - "Heartaches Stay the Night" (2:19)
15. Mods - "Empty Heart" (2:22)
16. Sounds Unlimited - "Nobody But You" (2:35)
17. Mind's Eye - "Mind's Eye Theme" (1:57)
18. Missing Links - "Run and Hide" (3:01)
19. Barons - "Reach for the Sky" (2:08)
20. Birdwatchers - "It's to You I Belong" (2:37)
21. Soul Trippers - "King Bee" (2:05)
22. Emotions - "That's Not True" (2:34)
23. Emotions - "Sometimes" (1:53)
24. Shy Guys - "Black Lightening Light" (4:32)
25. Burgundy Blues - "I'll Get You Back Again" (2:53)
26. Hustlers - "My Mind's Made Up" (1:46)
27. Ron and the Starfires - "Why Did You Cry?" (2:21)

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Is at it again on the third volume of their Psychedelic States series, rounding up the last remaining pearls (at least one would imagine) from the oyster that was '60s Florida garage psych and, surprisingly, coming up with yet another pretty solid edition. There is still roughly the same percentage of gold-to-dross as there was on the first two volumes in the series, but volume three is arguably the most listenable collection from beginning to end. The filler is just a little bit more likeable than before, and while there are not many lost masterworks of psychedelia in the order of Neighborhood of Love or Blues Messengers from the previous editions (the Fantastic Group's "Land of Lakes" being one, the Cavemen's unnerving "It's Trash" being perhaps the only other competitor), there is at least half an album's worth of consistently fine garage and pop/rock nuggets. The quality might have to do with the number of holdovers from the original two CDs. For instance, Bernie Leadon and Don Feldner's the Maundy Quintet are back, as is Cosmic Camel (on the deliciously gothic "The King's Winetaster"), the Twelfth Night, the Fewdle Lords, and several others. In addition the great Orlando-based We the People makes their first appearance here (although "My Brother the Man" is a shade repetitive compared to the band's strongest sides), as do the notable Painted Faces. Aside from those conspicuous examples, of course, there is not a lot of what you could label as originality in the music and some of the tunes are frankly rather nondescript, yet such shortcomings are routinely filled with a sloppy aggression and enthusiasm that brings the era back in all its kaleidoscopic glory. As before, the CD is strictly recommended to garage rock devotees, but that considerable group will find a wealth of previously unreleased treasures here that is reason enough for the digging. ~ Stanton Swihart, All Music Guide

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Psychedelic States - Florida In The 60s Vol. 3
1. Cavemen - "It's Trash" (2:06)
2. Modds - "Don't Be Late" (2:11)
3. Maundy Quintet - "I'm Not Alone" (2:47)
4. Cosmic Camel - "The King's Winetaster" (2:23)
5. Jester IV - "She Lied (I Know Why)" (2:13)
6. Dark Hoarsemen - "Girl, Stand By Me" (2:42)
7. We the People - "My Brother, the Man" (2:12)
8. Clefs of Lavender Hill - "One More Time" (2:40)
9. Dr. T & the Undertakers - "Times Have Changed" (2:19)
10. Powers Uv People - "Miss Dove" (3:34)
11. 2/3s - "2/3 Baby" (3:29)
12. Rare Breed - "In the Night" (2:49)
13. Tasmanians - "Baby" (2:21)
14. Noah's Ark - "Paper Man" (2:18)
15. Invaders - "She's a Tiger" (2:15)
16. Burlington Squires - "Back Up" (2:12)
17. Dalton Gang - "Our Love" (2:03)
18. Novas - "Please Ask Her" (2:10)
19. Minority - "High Flyer" (2:03)
20. Montells - "You Can't Make Me" (2:17)
21. Painted Faces - "I Lost You in My Mind" (2:16)
22. Fantastic Group - "Land of Lakes" (2:29)
23. Twelfth Night - "I Don't Believe You" (3:01)
24. Rovin' Flames - "How Many Times" (1:53)
25. Generation Gap - "Plastic Faces" (2:52)
26. Shades - "Sights" (2:27)
27. Fewdle Lords - "I Know" (2:12)
28. Hungry I's - "Half Your Life" (2:45)
29. Inner Thoughts - "1,000 Miles (Cheating On Me)" (2:56)

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VA - Psychedelic States - Colorado In The 60s 2CD

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:23:00 +0000

Psychedelic States - Colorado In The 60s CD 1
1. The Monocles - Psychedelic (That's Where It's At)
2. The Soothsayers - I Don't Know
3. The Poor - She's Got The Time (She's Got The Changes)
4. Magic - Stomach
5. The Poor - My Mind Goes High
6. The Chasers - Unchain My Heart
7. White Lightnin' - Leaves
8. Boenzee Cryque - Candy Coated Lady
9. The Teardrops - Sweet, Sweet Sadie
10. The Obvious - Here I Stood Before You
11. The Ceeds - Louie, Come Home
12. The Fogcutters - It's My World
13. The Trolls - That's The Way My Love Is
14. The Doppler Effect - God Is Alive In Argentina
15. The Teeny Titans - Don't Cry Girl
16. The Chasers - Believe Me
17. Our Gang - Rapunzel
18. The Soothsayers - Please Don't Be Mad
19. The Chandells - We Are The Ones
20. The Trolls - I Don't Recall
21. Eighth Penny Matter - Moment In Time
22. The Misirlous - Barney Oldfield
23. The Soul - Have It All Your Way
24. The Soothsayers - Black Nor Blue

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Psychedelic States - Colorado In The 60s CD 2
1. The Elopers - Music To Smoke Bananas By
2. The Obvious - I Don't Believe
3. Jade - I'm Leaving You
4. The Flameouts - I Won't Cry
5. Superband - Acid Indigestion
6. The Moonrakers - Ode To Miss Representation
7. Lothar & The Hand People - TV Weatherman
8. Boenzee Cryque - I've Never Known A Girl
9. Penetration - The Longer You Hang Around
10. Golden Gate Doorknob - Grass Roots
11. Eighth Penny Matter - Rain
12. The Soothsayers - Do You Need Me?
13. The Ceeds - Motherless Children
14. White Lightnin' - Blue Man (Peace Of Mind)
15. Collection - Face The Really
16. The Higher Elevation - Odyssey
17. Big Bird & The Steam Shovel - (What's Happening At) The Psychiatrist
18. The Flameouts - Fun Girl
19. The Fantastic Zoo - Light Show
20. The Ceeds - Too Many People
21. The Fabulous Raindrops - People Need A Beat
22. The Fogcutters - That's Where I'll Be
23. The Misirlous - Who Killed The Goose That Layed The Golden Egg?
24. The Ceeds - You Won't Do That

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VA - Psychedelic States - Arkansas In The 60's, (2006)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:20:00 +0000

Psychedelic States series, which collects vintage '60s garage rock singles on a regional, state-by-state basis, affords an utterly fascinating look into a time in the U.S. when every basement and garage seemed to have a band rehearsing in it, the visible (and audible) explosion of a true suburban folk movement. Most of the rare and regional singles included in these compilations are badly recorded, poorly performed, and clichéd and derivative at almost every level, which, of course, is probably why they're so prized by collectors. This volume, which spotlights the raw razorback garage bands of Arkansas, is heavy on spirit and energy but runs pretty low on originality (and even lower on recorded sound quality). Most of these groups follow the template of the opener, "Baby You Don't Care," by the Light Brigade, which is fast, simple and full of fuzz guitar. The oddly titled "Plight of the Yearner" by the Fone Book sounds a bit like the Lovin' Spoonful after a long and debilitating drinking jag. The Esquires' rushed and ragged "Sadie's Way" could be the very early Kinks on meth. Then there's the Vipers' "In Vain," which wasn't even a badly engineered single but is instead taken direct from a reel-to-reel demo tape recorded in -- you guessed it -- a garage. Not that there isn't talent and potential here to go with the unbridled energy. "He Don't Love You" by the Romans sounds like it could have been a national hit if it had only been better recorded, and "Love Can Be So Fine" by the Magic Sounds shows a Beatlesque flair for melody and harmony. Even at that, nothing gathered here could be deemed essential outside of the historical phenomenon of the '60s garage band explosion, which is often more fun to ponder than actually listen to when all is said and done. That Gear Fab is making this stuff available is marvelous, though, not so much because a perfect lost rock gem might turn up one day on one of these collections (it doesn't seem likely) but because this is really the sound of suburban America singing circa 1965-1967. It's folk music of a sort, the voice of a national community that had no idea it was a community. It didn't matter if you were a garage band in Arkansas or Indiana, Boston or San Diego. Come Saturday night you plugged in, turned up, and pretended it was Shea Stadium. It may have been history on a very small stage, but it was history, and it rattled plenty of windowpanes. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide
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1. The Light Brigade - Baby You Don't Care
2. The Romans - You Do Something To Me
3. The Fone Book - Plight Of The Yearner
4. The Wig/Wags - I'm On My Way Down The Road
5. The Chaps - Tell Me
6. The Rubber Band - Forever Friday
7. Dutch Masters - The Expectation
8. The Esquires - Sadie's Ways
9. The Romans - I'll Find A Way
10. The Egyptians - Steppin' On Up
11. The Culls - Midnight To Six Man
12. The Spires Of Oxford - But You're Gone
13. The Magic Sounds - Love Can Be So Fine
14. The Bar Boys - Hit The Road Jack
15. The Reknown - It Ain't Alright With Me
16. The Rubber Band - Below Up, Above Down
17. The Mercenaries - Take It All
18. Paul Allen - Cash For Your Trash
19. Rick Durham & The Dynamics - I Got My Eyes On You
20. The Reknown - Leave
21. The Vipers - In Vain
22. The Chaps - Remember To Forget Her
23. The Egyptians - Suzanne
24. The Shadows - It Breaks My Heart
25. The Romans - He Don't Love You
26. The Light Brigade - Lonnie's Song
27. The Mercenaries - Things Found Here
28. Five By Five - Apple Cider

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The Lee Kings - Complete Collection

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:09:00 +0000

Lee Kings-Complete Collection/01-It's Not Right.

Lee Kings-Complete Collection/02-Lost My Girl.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/03-I Still Love You.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/04-I've Got A Way Of My Own.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/05-Tears Fell.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/06-Give Me Just Another Beer.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/07-Gonna Keep Searchin'.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/08-Smile For Me.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/09-Don't Go, Please Stay.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/10-Shake.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/11-The Trees Are Talking.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/12-Why, Why, Why.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/13-Stop The Music.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/14-It's Rainin'.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/15-Sticks And Stones.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/16-Que Sera, Sera.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/17-Like A Rolling Stone.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/18-L.O.D.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/19-Always And Ever.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/20-High-Heel Sneakers.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/21-Rock 'n' Roll Music.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/22-Lonesome Town.

Lee Kings-Complete Collection/23-Always And Ever( 1st Version)
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/24-Flickor Bak I Bilen.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/25-On My Way.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/26-Coming From The Ground.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/27-Orient Express.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/28-The Trees Are Talking.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/29-Hot Dogs.
Lee Kings-Complete Collection/30-Come On Home.

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VA - Psychedelic States - Alabama In The 60's, Vol.2 (2002)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:38:00 +0000

1. The Chimes - #38
2. The Vikings - Come On And Love Me
3. The Mishaps - Under My Thumb
4. The Stolen Children - Set Me Free
5. The "In" - Just Give Me Time
6. George Wallace, Jr. - Think!!
7. This Side Up - Sun Arise
8. The Distortions - Smokestack Lightning
9. The Outlets - Love Doesn't Happen In A Day
10. The Movement - Just-A-Driftin'
11. The Tikis - Somebody's Son
12. String & The Beans - Come Back To Me
13. The Preachers - Inspiration
14. The Citations - Better Stop Your Lying
15. The Outer Mongolian Herd - Hey Joe
16. The Swingin' Lamp Liters - Get Away
17. The W.C. Dorns - I Need You
18. The Bassmen - I Need You
19. The Hackers - Keep On Running, Girl
20. The K-otics - Double-Shot
21. The Weejuns - I Spy
22. The Male - You're Playing With Fire
23. The Lost Chords - I Want To Be Her Man
24. The Stolen Children - I'm Alive
25. The Versatiles - Somethin' Like A Man

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VA - Psychedelic States - Alabama In The 60's, Vol.1 (2002)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:36:00 +0000

Whole series is taken on Torrents.ru

Partly tracklists on Chocoreve

THANKS !!!!!!!

By this fifth installment, it had already become quite clear the logic that reissue label Gear Fab used to put together the CDs in its Psychedelic States series. The modus operandi entails recovering as many obscurities and unknowns as possible from the maw of the '60s on a regional basis and presenting them, for better or worse, to the public no frills. If rather more than fewer of the songs tend to lean toward the "for worse" side of the spectrum, so be it. Even the stinkers tend to be loveable in their hormonal, beetle-booted, eczematous mediocrity, instant time capsules to transport the listener to a halcyon rock era when virtually every suburban garage and Elks club came stocked with its own Beatles or Rolling Stones manqué no matter how remote or unlikely the region in which they were situated. In the case of this entry in the series, those garages were located in tumultuous Alabama, a hotbed for political turmoil during the era, yes, but not usually considered a haven for rock. With this album, though, Alabama teens quite famously make a case for their state. There are really no out-and-out lost classics here as on other Psychedelic States CDs, but the hack, adenoidal, insolent misses are actually fewer per capita than the intriguing-to-wonderful cuts (tracks by the Versatiles, the Rites of Spring, Randy & the Holidays, the Seeds of Time, and the Rockin' Rebellions are particularly worthwhile, if not all psychedelic), a nice flip-flop of prevailing States ratios. One can almost listen to the album clean through, a high recommendation indeed. More than the other CDs in the series, this collection has a heavy R&B and blues flavor, quite natural for music that originates in the Deep South, which perhaps accounts for its maintenance, for longer stretches of playing time, of a more distinct and gritty spunk. Finally, it should be said that Gear Fab provides the featured artists with compensation and credit, often for the first time. That in itself makes Alabama in the 60,s, Vol. 1 a worthwhile relic for those dedicated to the rock music of the era. ~ Stanton Swihart, All Music Guide
1. Cyclothymia
2. Your Love - The Yardleys,
3. Home at Last - Days of the Week
4. Green Knight - The Movement
5. I'm Leaving You - The Jerks
6. Midnight Gray - The Dedications
7. Comin' on Back to Me - Rites of Spring
8. Walkin' the Dog - The Tories
9. I Need You - The Stolen Children
10. Bye Tyme - The Changin' Tymes
11. Red Invasion - The K-Pers
12. Tell Her No - Sheffield's Gate
13. Judge and the Jury - Molly Judges
14. Can't You Stop It Now - Mixed Emotions
15. She Lied - The Bittersweet
16. Paul Revere 250 - Randy & the Holidays, Randy & the Holidays
17. Shadows of You - The Illusions
18. I Won't Have to Worry - The Lost Chords
19. She Can't Be Won - The Very-ations,
20. I'm Leaving Here - The K-Otics
21. Reflections of Charles Brown - Mickey Buckins, ,
22. She's Been Travelin' Around the World - Seeds of Time
23. Come Back to Me - The Mad Lads
24. Why Can't I Dream? - This Side Up
25. I'm No Good - The 5
26. By My Side - Rockin' Rebellions
27. Funny Kinda Day - Fox & the Huntahs
28. Gotta' Go Now - The 5c Stamp
29. Maybe Later - The O-Men & Their Luv

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VA - Back From The Grave, Part 4 (1996)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:25:00 +0000

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VA - Back From The Grave, Part 3 (1996)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:14:00 +0000

1. Jesters Of Newport - Stormy [from Vol.5]
2. The Henchmen - Livin' [from Vol.5]
3. The Tigermen - Close That Door [from Vol.5]
4. The Aztex - The Little Streets In My Town [from Vol.5]
5. The Hatfields - The Kid From Cinncy [from Vol.5]
6. The Nobles - Something Else [from Vol.5]
7. The Shames - My World Is Upside Down [from Vol.6]
8. Long John & The Silvermen - Heart Filled With Love [from Vol.6]
9. The Keggs - Girl [from Vol.6]
10. The Beaux Jens - She Was Mine [from Vol.6]
11. The Shames - Special Ones [from Vol.6]
12. The Savoys - Can It Be [from Vol.6]
13. The Golden Catalinas - Varsity Club Song [from Vol.6]
14. Billy & The Kids - Say You Love Me [from Vol.6]
15. Shandels - Caroline [from Vol.6]
16. Shandels - Mary Mary [from Vol.6]
17. The Abandoned - Come On Mary [from Vol.6]
18. Treytones - Nonymous [from Vol.6]
19. The Syndicate - The Egyptian Thing [from Vol.7]
20. Tombstones - I Want You [from Vol.7]
21. The Moguls - Another Day [from Vol.7]
22. The Puddin' Heads - Now You Say We're Through [from Vol.7]
23. Worlocks - I Love You [from Vol.7]
24. The Hush Puppies - Look For Another Love [from Vol.7]
25. The Bugs - Slide [from Vol.7]
26. The Syndicate - My Baby's Barefoot [from Vol.7]
27. The Bends - If It's All The Same To You [from Vol.7]
28. The Hush Puppies - Hey, Stop Messing Around [from Vol.7]
29. The Cliques - So Hard [from Vol.7]

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VA - Back From The Grave, Part 1 (1996)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:49:00 +0000

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VA - Back From The Grave, Part 2 (1996)

noreply@blogger.com (Dmitrich) — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:26:00 +0000

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