Category: Singles
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Wayne Fontana’s single “Never An Everyday Thing” shows his vocal talent but lacks prominence in the mix, giving it an ordinary feel. Although he delivers a decent performance, he appears to have lost his hit-making touch. The flip side features…
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The Mark Leeman Five’s singles, notably “Blow My Blues Away” and “Forbidden Fruit,” received mixed reviews. While the first record’s chance of success appeared slim, the group was praised for their rendition of “Forbidden Fruit,” despite lacking originality. Their third…
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“Hallucinations,” a psychedelic track by Baker Knight, was released in February 1967 under Reprise Records. Produced by Jimmy Bowen, it showcases Knight’s evolution from rockabilly to psych pop, complemented by his band, The Knightmares. The B-side, “I Feel Sick About…
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The content discusses the obscure recording of “Where Is Mary” and its B-side “Like You Do” by a group possibly formed by Larry Tamblyn and Max Uballez. Originating from Ogden, Utah, the ensemble sought success in Los Angeles under the…
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The single “Love Got Me” by The Inmates, featuring “Jealousy” recorded live, was released on 22 February 1980. Produced by Vic Maile, it received mixed reviews, with critics noting its lack of the band’s characteristic vigour compared to earlier songs,…
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Mandrake Paddle Steamer, formed in 1968 by art school students, aimed to create a British version of the American psychedelic scene. Their single “Strange Walking Man” was released in 1969. Despite some early interest, the band struggled to gain traction…
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In 1966, Pittsburgh band The Grand Prees released the double-sided single “No Time To Lose” and “This Lonely Day” under the Scotty label. Characterised by lo-fi punk sound, “This Lonely Day” is noted for its energetic rhythm and catchy organ,…
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The review of Blondie’s single “Atomic” criticises their shift towards disco, deeming it both artistically uninspired and commercially driven. The writer notes a preference for a live version of David Bowie’s “Heroes”, highlighting Debbie Harry’s impressive vocal depth. The suggestion…
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“Passing Through The Night” is a 1967 record by a Pittsburgh group formerly known as The Grand Prees, marking their last release. Featuring introspective psychedelic tracks, both sides are penned by Bob Wyler. The mellow “The Castaway Of Capt. Haze”…
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Sunshine Reigns, a garage band from Crowley, Louisiana, released ‘Laura (Is The Girl)’ and its B-side ‘Acelia Dulfin’ in 1968 under MBM Productions. The songs, written by band members, capture a teen’s perspective on troubled relationships. The label also released…
