The Nashville Teens | Find My Way Back Home | (Decca) 1965 | Unmistakable Teens with head-jerking feet-beating sound. “Google Eye” beat up! They are clever enough to have a sound and stick to it. John doing a Jerry Lee Lewis up and down the piano in fine style and much leg bashing by the sound of it, too.
Not only do I hope they find their way back home, but into the charts as well! (Disc & Music Echo, 27/02/65)
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the ‘Transistor Pop’ podcast has been created in conjunction with my YouTube Channel and will become the definitive place to be for your regular prescription of exciting music and sounds from a time long gone and fading fast in people’s memories.
I will explore 1960s teenbeat, folk-rock, fuzz & Farfisa mayhem, psychedelia and bubblegum pop with random excursions into post-sixties garage punk . . . all interspersed with vintage radio adverts and movie promos.
The format is tight and totally wired: 8 songs, 4 adverts, and your expanded mind. Every mix will meet my high standards of sound quality. All uploads are in FLAC. Bring your own beer and acid.
Transistor Pop | Episode 7
In order of appearance:
Traffic LP radio advert
Rupert’s People – “I’ve Got The Love”
Rupert’s People – “Love-Opus 193”
John Ravenscroft – KOMA ‘English Scene’ radio promo
The Lemon Fog – “Summer”
Bohemian Vendetta – “Riddles & Fairytales”
Honer harmonica advert
Limey and the Yanks – “Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind”
Kit and the Outlaws – “Don’t Tread On Me”
Buffalo Springfield, Rainbow, Fresno concert radio advert
Kaleidoscope – “A Dream For Julie”
The Knights Of Day – “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love’
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