BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Hey, before the Bob Seger System of "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" fame there was Bob Seger and the Last Herd.
The word "teen" is mentioned 8 times. No beatniks or hipsters, please.
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Today's Garage Playlist
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loopstick
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I would have gone just for the Puppet Show.
KXCI 91.3 FM - Community Radio - Tuscon AZ (Sixties Syringe Show)
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Wow.....too funny. Where did you dig that up?
Art imitating life.
loopstick
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Nice !!!
loopstick
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1966:
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1968:
Ugh. "Spring Fever". They went into heavy concept. They went into hippie dippy "Hey man that's deep" territory. In 1968 the Sun was setting on the Golden Age of Garage. But let's not worry about that - it's still 1966 in the garage playlist:
WUOG 90.5 FM - University of Georgia - Athens GA
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1966:
1968:
Ugh. "Spring Fever". They went into heavy concept. They went into hippie dippy "Hey man that's deep" territory. In 1968 the Sun was setting on the Golden Age of Garage. But let's not worry about that - it's still 1966 in the garage playlist:
WUOG 90.5 FM - University of Georgia - Athens GA
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Mystic
We're all born mad
Norton Records • Unissued 1960s Garage Acetates • Volumes I-V
(Norton, 2009)
* Volume I • Get Off My Back!
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(Norton, 2009)
* Volume I • Get Off My Back!
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Mystic
We're all born mad
Norton Records • Unissued 1960s Garage Acetates • Volumes I-V
(Norton, 2009)
* Volume II • She Was So Bad!
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Love this photo: What looks to be (only) two amps "on stage" (ie, next to the lockers in a school hallway), one of which is connected to the "organ" but which is @ least partically covered by some sort of material -- bags, covers, etc. -- the other appearing to be plugged in @ the geetar (only), the "fat kid" -- likely the bass player -- standing next to the geetarist ain' plugged into nuthin'. Note that the drumer's got the "cool Carnaby Street style shoes" ala The Fab Four, etc. True story: I remember as a kid circa '65-'66 being absolutely mad about that style footwear, the shoes and the (so-called) "Beatle boots" variants... Never did get a pair (shoes or boots) back the; moreover, by the early '70s you couldn't have paid me to wear such rididulous footwear. Our (cobb) salad days...
(Norton, 2009)
* Volume II • She Was So Bad!
View attachment 1552593
Love this photo: What looks to be (only) two amps "on stage" (ie, next to the lockers in a school hallway), one of which is connected to the "organ" but which is @ least partically covered by some sort of material -- bags, covers, etc. -- the other appearing to be plugged in @ the geetar (only), the "fat kid" -- likely the bass player -- standing next to the geetarist ain' plugged into nuthin'. Note that the drumer's got the "cool Carnaby Street style shoes" ala The Fab Four, etc. True story: I remember as a kid circa '65-'66 being absolutely mad about that style footwear, the shoes and the (so-called) "Beatle boots" variants... Never did get a pair (shoes or boots) back the; moreover, by the early '70s you couldn't have paid me to wear such rididulous footwear. Our (cobb) salad days...
Mystic
We're all born mad
^^^^ note: If anyone's interested in the "bands" represented @ this compilation, ping me, either here or @ "convos", and I'll append this post w/ the list of artist (and track) names. Of course y'all could do this on yer own @ Discogs -- all five volumes of this comp set are listed there.
Heh that's real garage. thanks for pointing out the amps.
I had a pair of Beatle-esque boots in the 80's, when they were tres chic again thanks to bands like The Church and Spy vs Spy down here. They were a suede winklepicker chelsea style, very comfortable but didn't last long in those beer soaked pubs.
Sort of like this, but in black..
