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The Maharajas released the “You Can’t Erase A Mirror” EP in February 2021, which includes covers of ’60s moody songs. The EP features tracks from bands like The Weads, The Children Of The Mushroom, Dat En Wat, and The New…
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Tenderfeet, a Greek band, released “Black Wind” and “Hold Back The Sunrise” in February 2021. The band, comprising members from the Greek garage scene, delivered outstanding cover versions. Despite their breakup in April 2022 after a brief two-year existence, they…
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The Mourning After | Just Walk Away: released singles during the Covid-19 lockdown, often in limited quantities. “Just Walk Away” features Sheffield’s contingent on Lost In Tyme for the first time, while “Sweet Scotchy Rose” explores folk-punk territory. The band’s…
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The Sounds Of Time | “Tranquility” (English Records) 1968 | The Sounds of Time, a folk rock outfit from Corpus Christi, TX, released a record on the short-lived English Records label. The songs “Brothers” and “Tranquility” offer stripped-down, lo-fi hippie…
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Nancy Sinatra released “You Only Live Twice” in June 1967 as the title track for a James Bond film. The song, composed by John Barry, is haunting and gripping with strong orchestral backing. The flip side features a cute, country-flavored…
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Kenny Rogers & the First Edition, led by future Country star Kenny Rogers, were more popular in the USA than in Great Britain. Their first album release in Britain was prompted by the success of their hit single “Ruby, Don’t…
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Julie Felix’s 1967 album “Flowers” showcases her diverse talent. From her interpretation of Bob Dylan’s “Gates of Eden” to her own composition “Berlin,” the album reflects her deep thoughts and experiences. She speaks of her upcoming TV series and shares…
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New England Teen Scene | Taunton, MA Rock History: The Plagues – ‘To Wander’ a mournful, funeral-paced, jangle lament. They were very popular and for a time the house band at the Cotillion Ballroom
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New England Teen Scene | The Id 1966 Cinema Records: Morning Dew: a production with two drummers an acoustic 12-string session guitarist, and some innovative harmonica playing. A classic.
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New England Teen Scene | Stanton Park Records uncover another rarity on ‘Relative Distance’ LP: An undocumented group calling themselves The Instincts, whose immortality was etched in New England Teen Scene folklore
