SOUL INC.

A nice Bo Diddley cover here. The band was from Louisville Kentucky. Some recent comps. of their material can be found.

 Soul Inc. -"Who Do You Love" :





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THE MOURNING REIGN

From 1965,  here's a side from only two singles this San Jose band released. They show up on recent comps. and had an EP released on SUNDAZED. Had to dig deep into the vault for this gem!


THE MOURNING REIGN- "Satisfaction Guaranteed" :







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OGINAR AND THE NITE PEOPLE

Here's a mid=60's mover out of Hazleton PA. Good mild fuzz on this one. Later released on the WARNER BROS. label.


 Oginar and the Nite People - "I Found a New Love" :





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THE DARK HORSEMEN

 Here's a killer punker out of Florida. I believe this gem made it onto one of the "Back From The Grave" comps.  A tough one to find....

The Dark Horsemen- "You Lied" :







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THE LOST

In celebration of bringing home a Superbowl trophy...I thought it would be appropriate to feature a band from Boston. This was released circa '67.


The Lost- "Back Door Blues" :





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THE GOLLIWOGS

Here's a band that later became CCR (Creedence Clearwater Revival). This release is from Feb. 1966. More info on the band can be had.....HERE


The Golliwogs - "Fight Fire" :





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HEINZ

Here's a tribute to Eddie Cochran. I believe this one was released in 1963. Heinz may have been from France. More info needed.....

Heinz- "Just Like Eddie" :





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JAY TELFER

Here's a Canadian artist who fronted the band A Passing Fancy. This is a solo release by him. Info on the band & Jay is HERE.


Jay Telfer - "Life Love and the Pursuit of Happiness":








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THE JURY

Okay...so I just got back from the moon...or so it seems. I went into the musty side of the vault to retrieve this Canadian punker from 1966.


 The Jury- "Who Dat?" :




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Pat Farrell & The Believers

 Here's a rare one out of eastern Pennsylvania, circa 1967. No much more info to offer here....


Pat Farrell & The Believers - "Bad Woman":







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MICKEY FINN

Sorry I've been away for a month...but let's get back to the music. A great punker from across the pond! Here's some info on this release.


Mickey Finn- "Night Comes Down" :





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THE POWER OF BECKETT

Killer tune on a Canadian label. Circa 1968 ....

THE POWER OF BECKETT - "SHAKE ME WAKE ME" :







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THE TRIBU TERRYS

The only release by this band from Rushville Indiana. This side has been included on several recent comps. Give it a listen!




The Tribu Terrys - "Leavin' to Stay" :





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THE SWINGIN LAMP LITERS

Here's a nice jangly side from 1967. The band called Alabama their home. Enjoy!


The Swingin Lamp Liters - "Get Away" :







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THE SHADES

Here's a strong fuzz driven punk-er out of Iowa. Originally released on the small PRINCETON label, for some reason picked-up by the CADET label.  Not much more info known here. Circa...1968.


The Shades- "Ballot Bachs" :







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THE OMEGAS

The Omegas were from Montgomery County, Maryland. Members include Joe Tripplett, formerly vocalist for The Reekers (Don’t Call Me Flyface), who became The Hangmen after his departure. Also Tom Guernsey, Reekers/Hangmen founder, who wrote and produced this single. Backing vocals by the female group The Jewels. Released in 1968.



The Omegas- I Can't Believe':

 



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BAKER KNIGHT

From 1967 comes a different style release from Baker. He had a some rockabilly cuts in the '50s that influenced those mop-tops from across the pond (what was their name...?) anyway..this one was a B-side, but gets an A-side status on my player. Baker left us in 2005....but his sounds will always carry on.

BAKER KNIGHT & THE KNIGHTMARES - "Hallucinations" :







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RON GRAY

Here's a rare one from 1966. Good melodic garage on the Hanna Barbera label (?)  !  Sadly, Ron passed away in Jan. 2013.


Ron Gray- "Hold Back The Sunrise" :







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THE APOLLOS

A garage classic that's been included on many comps. 


The Apollos- "That's The Breaks" :







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LITTLE ALTON and the VELVATONES

Here's a frat-like punker from circa '65. This one originated out of Charlotte North Carolina.

Little Alton and the Velevatones - "She Said Yeah" :







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