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Bobkat ’65 EP: “Solo Tenias Que Quedarte” & “No Fuimos” | Action Weekend Records – With virtually no promotion the new line-up of Bobkat ’65 released a new single
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The Wyld sound: Garage Sale cassette. Mid eighties garage punk band music. The raw ‘n’ raunchy sound of ’66 was really only an attack of fuzzed-out dementia in search of a name.
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Rare 60s Folk-Rock Janglers: “From The New World” focus on American folk-rock janglers, beautiful sound of twelve-string guitars, tambourine and if vocally talented enough god-like harmonies.
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The Last Words LP on ATCO, material on offer is mostly interpretations of songs that were previously big hits, but done in a late sixties psychedelic rock style.
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Summerhill album on Tetragrammaton Records, a operating in Beverly Hills, California. A longer version of “Soft Voice” is the lead-off track on side one of the LP.
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The Hollies Interview Insights: April 1968. A Teen Screen magazine reporter is sent to chat to them to find out plans for the near future now that Bobby Elliott is healthy
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The Robbs tour with Paul Revere & The Raiders: Spring 1967 highlights, photos and discussion in Teendate book. Did they enjoy it? Any bad hassle? Read it here.
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The Left Banke in Song Hits magazine: April 1967: The sound is haunting . . . a unique combination of chamber strings with a subtle, insinuating drumbeat.
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The Youngbloods rise to fame: a new, musically diverse group, have found remarkable chemistry, blending contrasting personalities and musical talents. Their journey from chance meetings to signing with RCA Victor has led them to the brink of fame. Despite challenges,…
