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Thee Vicars, a youthful British garage rock band from Bury St. Edmunds, gained recognition in the mid-2000s through MySpace. Their 2009 single “You Lie” features energetic riffs reminiscent of The Kinks and includes the unreleased B-side “Gonna See Me Again.”…
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The Unclaimed’s “You Never Come” EP, released in October 2019 by Groovie Records, features four new tracks penned by the late Shelley Ganz, showcasing his enduring talent. Notable is “Kitty Girl Valentine,” a catchy track praised for its beautiful melody…
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“The Youth’s debut single ‘Fancy You’ / ‘Your Love’ (Wilde Beat Records, 2013) blends authentic ’60s Beat music with modern energy, showcasing thrilling rhythms and dynamic vocals. Originating from Denmark, the band emerged from childhood explorations of music, creating a…
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The Strollers’ 2000 single “Anything Right” features three reflective tracks showcasing their softer side, written by Jens and Jennifer Lindberg. While “Anything Right” offers a decent garage ballad, the other two tracks, “I’m Through” and “Evening Star,” lean towards a…
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In 1997, Detour Records released “Superman” and “Slick Chick” by the obscure Belgian band Supersonic, defying the digital trend. The lead track features a Kinks-inspired riff and dynamic drumming, while the B-side offers an eclectic instrumental experience. Despite their anonymity,…
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The author recalls owning Vibraphone’s 1996 single on Guerssen, purchased from Detour Records during the nineties. Despite a promising cover, the songs “Someone’s Stolen My Feet” and “I Wonder Why” are deemed subpar, sounding like unfinished demos. Some members later…
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“She Needs Me” / “That’s When Happiness Began” is a 1966 double-sided single by The Grains Of Sand, a popular Los Angeles band. Recorded at Gold Star Studios, both tracks feature significant contributions from notable producers. The songs exhibit diverse…
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Velvet Seed’s single “Flim Flam Man” b/w “Sharon Patterson” was released in November 1968 by Music Association Inc. Hailing from Maine, the band combines elements of bubblegum pop and psychedelia, featuring energetic instrumentation and intriguing male/female vocals. “Flim Flam Man”…
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The content narrates the journey of the band “Those Guys,” highlighting its formation, notable performances, and musical evolution during the 1960s. Key members include Jimmy Owens and Bob Dabbs, with influences from iconic bands. Their psychedelic sound emerged with recordings…
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The content introduces “The Rock Shop,” a music group comprised of four unique members: Alan Clark, John Dalbeck, Pat Edwards, and Pete Stevens. Each member is described with emphasis on their musical talents, personalities, and contributions to the group. Their…
