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The Elastik Band
15,181 listeners
The Elastik Band's "Spazz" is the kind of single so strange and uncommercial that it boggles the mind as to how it managed t… read moreThe Elastik Band's "Spazz" is the kind of single so strange and uncommercial that it boggles the mind as to how it managed to get released on a big label (Atco). Even by the standards of late 1967, when this came out, it w… read moreThe Elastik Band's "Spazz" is the kind of single so strange and uncommercial that it boggles the mind as to how it managed to get released on a big label (Atco). Even by the standards of late 1967, when this came out, it was politically incorrect to the max, its lyrics viciously ta… read more
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The Vagrants
21,454 listeners
There have been several bands called the Vagrants. Most of you would know the Vagrants from the 60's with Leslie West. There is also … read moreThere have been several bands called the Vagrants. Most of you would know the Vagrants from the 60's with Leslie West. There is also a barber shop quartet based in LA. and a rock outfit from Australia (see below). The original Vagr… read moreThere have been several bands called the Vagrants. Most of you would know the Vagrants from the 60's with Leslie West. There is also a barber shop quartet based in LA. and a rock outfit from Australia (see below). The original Vagrants were a Long Island-based rock and blue-eyed soul group … read more
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Harbinger Complex
9,952 listeners
A garage band from Fremont, CA, the Harbinger Complex are best remembered for their 1966 fuzz-punk classic "I Think I'm Down"… read moreA garage band from Fremont, CA, the Harbinger Complex are best remembered for their 1966 fuzz-punk classic "I Think I'm Down" (Brent 7056). The quintet centered on lead vocalist Jim Hockstaff and his songwriting partner B.… read moreA garage band from Fremont, CA, the Harbinger Complex are best remembered for their 1966 fuzz-punk classic "I Think I'm Down" (Brent 7056). The quintet centered on lead vocalist Jim Hockstaff and his songwriting partner B. Hoyle III. Hockstaff's Dionysian exploits – the … read more
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The Magicians
20,475 listeners
There are at least two different groups called The Magicians: an American pop/rock band of the late 1960s and early 1970s and an American s… read moreThere are at least two different groups called The Magicians: an American pop/rock band of the late 1960s and early 1970s and an American soul group of the 1960s. 1.Although they're rather mistakenly thought of a '60s garage ba… read moreThere are at least two different groups called The Magicians: an American pop/rock band of the late 1960s and early 1970s and an American soul group of the 1960s. 1.Although they're rather mistakenly thought of a '60s garage band due to the inclusion of their fine 1965 single, "An … read more
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Clefs of Lavender Hill
8,192 listeners
Brooklyn-born brother and sister Joseph and Lorraine Ximenes took the stage names Travis and Coventry Fairchild and joined brothers Fred an… read moreBrooklyn-born brother and sister Joseph and Lorraine Ximenes took the stage names Travis and Coventry Fairchild and joined brothers Fred and Bill Moss in Miami to record under the name Clefs of Lavender Hill. Their first release was inte… read moreBrooklyn-born brother and sister Joseph and Lorraine Ximenes took the stage names Travis and Coventry Fairchild and joined brothers Fred and Bill Moss in Miami to record under the name Clefs of Lavender Hill. Their first release was intended to mimic British invasion style sounds of the mid-60&#x… read more
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The Rumors
7,461 listeners
Formed in Los Angeles, California, United States, around 1963, The Rumors' only release was a single for Gemcor Records in July of 196… read moreFormed in Los Angeles, California, United States, around 1963, The Rumors' only release was a single for Gemcor Records in July of 1965: Hold Me Now, a tune that showcases a blend of Vox organ, shouted lead vocals and fast-pickin&#x… read moreFormed in Los Angeles, California, United States, around 1963, The Rumors' only release was a single for Gemcor Records in July of 1965: Hold Me Now, a tune that showcases a blend of Vox organ, shouted lead vocals and fast-pickin', surf-tinged guitar. The song was composed by singer/org… read more
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The Brigands
10,047 listeners
The Brigands were an American garage rock band, best known for the 1966 song, "(Would I Still Be) Her Big Man", which appeared as… read moreThe Brigands were an American garage rock band, best known for the 1966 song, "(Would I Still Be) Her Big Man", which appeared as the A-side of a single released on Epic Records. Little is known about them other than that the s… read moreThe Brigands were an American garage rock band, best known for the 1966 song, "(Would I Still Be) Her Big Man", which appeared as the A-side of a single released on Epic Records. Little is known about them other than that the song was recorded in New York City. Their origins are unknown… read more
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The Lyrics
22,380 listeners
1) The Lyrics were a 60s group out of So. Calif Oceanside ,Encinitas, Cardiff Solona Beach area Chris Gaylord wrote "They Can`t Hurt… read more1) The Lyrics were a 60s group out of So. Calif Oceanside ,Encinitas, Cardiff Solona Beach area Chris Gaylord wrote "They Can`t Hurt Me" and "So What " myspace.com/thebandthelyrics 2) the lyrics is also a Japanese… read more1) The Lyrics were a 60s group out of So. Calif Oceanside ,Encinitas, Cardiff Solona Beach area Chris Gaylord wrote "They Can`t Hurt Me" and "So What " myspace.com/thebandthelyrics 2) the lyrics is also a Japanese band. They classify themselves as "Poetry Hardcore&quo… read more
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The Woolies
16,943 listeners
The Woolies were a blues/rock band from Detroit Michigan in the mid to early 1960's having mainly local success. View wikiThe Woolies were a blues/rock band from Detroit Michigan in the mid to early 1960's having mainly local success. View wikiThe Woolies were a blues/rock band from Detroit Michigan in the mid to early 1960's having mainly local success. View wiki
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The Palace Guard
9,991 listeners
The Palace Guard were a Southern Californian pop group in the 1960s, that featured a young Emitt Rhodes on drums. Although the band never r… read moreThe Palace Guard were a Southern Californian pop group in the 1960s, that featured a young Emitt Rhodes on drums. Although the band never received national acclaim, their track "Falling Sugar" received regional success. View wikiThe Palace Guard were a Southern Californian pop group in the 1960s, that featured a young Emitt Rhodes on drums. Although the band never received national acclaim, their track "Falling Sugar" received regional success. View wiki