The Devil's Music

One of my all time fave records is the 1968 mellow psych masterpiece by the band "Gandalf" An original copy has been on my want ...

Here is a cool little soulful mod rock n' romp, w/ a couple of nice guitar breaks on the Redbug label from Dayton Ohio. It dates from ...

A cautionary tale from The Stanley Brothers. The Stanley Brothers - Whiskey

For Drunken Hobo... Jim Edward Brown & Maxine Brown - Here Today And Gone Tomorrow

HONEY! SHUT UP! Jim Edward Brown & Maxine Brown - You Thought I Thought

Just picked this 45 up on the cheap and thought i'd throw it up. I aint got much to say but I've been getting some awesome spam on ...

Heather Black: Texas band that included Gaylan Latimer (aka Gaylan Ladd). Gaylan Ladd cut a great fuzz stomper back in 1965 that I've...

Reginald Lisowski (July 11, 1926 – October 22, 2005) was an American professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, The Crusher (so...

A few selected tracks from Zager & Evans - 2525 (Exordium & Terminus) - The title track was a hit in 1969 and as a youngin' i ...

Rare Mid 50's Doo Wop Ballad & Rocker 45. Mabel Lee - Dearest Dream Mabel Lee - He's My Guy

Midwest garage from 1964 on the Bagar label featuring some future members of the psych band Gypsy from the early 70's. You can read a ...

I've been bored and digging through boxes of old 45's at home while recouperating from surgey. The one good thing is that I'm fi...

Nova's Nine from Statesville, North Carolina. The band formed from Gary Brown's earlier band, Creations, and the Mann brothers...

Merrell Wayne Fankhauser is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist who was most active in the 1960s and 1970s with bands including the...

Nice instrumental garage / surf rock jam from 1965 from The Grasshoppers on the Sunburst label out of Cleveland Ohio. Has a bit of a Tequil...

This record makes me feel good. And not just because the tunes are great but because this was a gift from a friend that came just at the rig...

A buddy of mine just shared the follwing statement from LA Times writter David Ackert and i thought i'd share as well.... “Singers a...

Kill City was an LA punk & rock band that consisted of members of The leaving Trains (Tom Hofer) The Web (T. A. Black & Andi Haye...

1967 garage pop from Colorado. Written by Tom Shipley of Brewer & Shipley fame (One Toke Over The Line). Nice little tune that is way to...

Early Jive-Bop-Rocker by The Mints. Night Air is the flip of Pledge of Love by Ken Copeland on Imperial records from 1957. PS - I've j...

This is great & bad.... Sounds like a drunk Elvis wanna-be and the backing band is just as tanked. Marty "B" mumbles and st...