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In 1967, The Hard Times transitioned to The New Phoenix, featuring singer Rudy Romero. Their song “Give To Me Your Love,” produced by Mama Cass Elliot, showcases exquisite harmonies and a captivating melody. Lacking additional material, they included an instrumental…
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The Morning Dew’s singles “Be A Friend” and “Go Away,” released in July 1967, showcased their talent but struggled commercially. Despite this, both tracks are regarded as strong offerings, with “Be A Friend” enhancing their reputation and “Go Away” also…
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In 1967, New York’s The Magicians released “Lady Fingers,” their final single on Columbia, after their previous hit, “An Invitation To Cry,” failed to gain traction. Despite its lack of commercial success, “Lady Fingers” stands as a notable psych-folk rock…
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The Misty Wizards, formed by Ted Lucas and Dick Keelan after The Spike Drivers, released the psychedelic single “It’s Love” in 1967. The track features classic elements of flower psych, including sitar and tambourine. The band’s other notable song, “Blue…
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The Magic Mushrooms, formed at the University of Pennsylvania, released the psychedelic single “It’s-A-Happening” in September 1966. Their sound blended Yardbirds-inspired elements with unique acid recitations. Despite recording enough material for an album, they were dropped by A&M Records due…
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The Jelly Bean Bandits, originating from Newburgh, New York, were active in 1967. Known for their garage psych music, they released the album “Country Woman” under Mainstream Records. Their notable tracks include the slower “Country Woman” and the well-known “Generation,”…
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Graf Zepplin, a teenage band from Oak Park, Illinois, formed in 1966 and gained recognition after winning a Battle of the Bands in 1968. Their single “You’re In My Mind,” enhanced by psychedelic sound effects, paired with the folk ballad…
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“The Caretakers Of Deception” are a Los Angeles-based band known for their 1967 tracks “Cuttin’ Grass” and “X+Y=13.” The former features aggressive vocals and a vibrant organ, while the latter showcases a more subdued folk garage style. Their music captures…
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“Get On This Plane” by The Premiers, released in November 1966, features a captivating blend of fuzz and beat, reminiscent of their earlier hit “I Can Only Give You Everything.” Produced by Larry Tamblyn, it marked a pivotal moment for…
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“Knock On My Door” by The Primates, released in September 1965, showcases striking label design and compelling music. Both sides of the record reflect 60s garage vibes, with “She” being a memorable track. The singer’s rejection of a returned lover…
