Tag: Standells
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Larry Tamblyn released the solo 45 “Summer Clothes” in August 1967 under Sunburst Records. Known as the organist for The Standells, Tamblyn wrote this light psych tune, marking his songwriting rarity. The production involved notable talents, including Ed Cobb, with…
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Dick Dodd’s 1968 album, “First Evolution Of,” features polished late 60s rock with soul influences but failed to achieve commercial success. The album includes original tracks co-written by Buddy Bowie and Ed Cobb, alongside notable covers. The standout song is…
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The Standells, favored by the Rolling Stones, are on a cross-country tour with Paul Revere and the Raiders. They recently appeared on “Hollywood Palace,” showcasing their innovative mod tuxedo. Their rise in popularity began with “Dirty Water,” followed by hits…
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60s Los Angeles Psychedelic Scene: This content captures the essence of the LA music scene from 1965-1969. It features 100 selected records that reflect the era’s diversity, including garage, surf, psychedelic, folk rock, and more. Highlighted are bands like The…
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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.
