45's

Abbe Lane - We're Not Children

Kenny Price - Blame It On Me

Kenny Price - Going Home For The Last Time

The Capitols - Patty Cake

The Capitols - Take A Chance On Me Baby

The Carter Brothers - I've Been Mistreated (For Five Long Years)

The Carter Brothers - I Don't Care

Googie Rene - Serenade In The Night

Googie Rene - Caesar's Pad

Bill Robinson And The Quails - The Cow

Bill Robinson And The Quails - Take Me Back Baby

Floyd Robinson - Sonja

The Hollywood Flames - Yes They Do

The Hollywood Flames - Gee

Scott Brothers - Stolen Angel

Scott Brothers - Keep Laughing

The Selah Singers - Don't Blame The Children

The Selah Singers - Wicked Race

The Trinkets - Fisherman

the Trinkets - Nobody But You

Roberta Linn - Willow In The Wind

Roberta Linn - Jump For Joy

Ray Corbin - The Wild One

Shirley & Lee - Let The Good Times Roll

The Rays - Daddy Cool

Jr. Walker & The All Stars - These Eyes

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - All Along The Watchtower

Bell + Arc - High Priests Of Memphis

Liverpool Express - You Are My Love

The Chosen Few - Hey Joe

The Chosen Few - Hey Joe

The Leaves - Hey Joe

The Leaves - Hey Joe

Moe Koffman - Norwegian Wood

Moe Koffman - Norwegian Wood

666 - Mix Tape 3/10/07

666 - Side A

666 - Side B

Devil Dick Psych-Ick Mix #666

Devil Dick Psych-Ick Mix

The Flock - Hold On To My Mind

2 minuets of pure 1966 garage psych with some fuzz guitar. underrated. seems nobody gives this band any love. i guess because they got so proggy and weird with the violin on the albums, but these singles are great.

The Flock - Hold On To My Mind

The Hardtimes - Goodbye

Some jangly pop psych from 1966 with a short but cool & fuzzy guitar rave up. This is the B side to The Hardtimes "hit" Fortune Teller.

The Hardtimes - Goodbye

Blue Gravel Rock Band - Summer Rain - Respect

A couple of soulful garage psych rockers.... not much else i could find out about this 45...

Blue Gravel Rock Band - Summer Rain

Blue Gravel Rock Band - Respect

Rae Phil - Beautiful Island

What the fuck did i just hear!?!??

This 45 is so bad that it is good. This is a problem i have, this is so bad i had to have it. Why? I'm not sure.... It's just mental to me that this was recorded and released and everyone was like Yeah! That's Great! PRINT IT! IT IS A HIT!!!

Someone please tell me that this is teenage Vince Neil before Motley Cure??? because this guy? sounds a lot like that helium sucking fool and sucks just as bad as that fat clown, and that is saying a lot because he is THE worst singer of all time.... Yet, somehow i love this 45. It's just nutty.....

Seriously, WTF did i just hear!?!?

Rae Phil - Beautiful Island

Uforia - Out Of Control

Very little info on the net this one, but what I found was it is from 1980 and they were from Cleveland. If that is true it's very metal for 1980 and pre-dates a lot of NWOBHM and west coast thrash by years. Pretty cool, dirty & heavy as balls "biker rock". The slightly inept playing makes this a perfect fit for the stupid metal shit I love.

Uforia - Out Of Control

George Garabedian And His Royal Armenians - The Crope

I have no idea what a "Crope" is, but here it is.... Rockin' little number from 1958 with some sax & guitar. A side is a comedy act.... Meh.

George Garabedian And His Royal Armenians - The Crope

Gene Davis - I Need Help

Random country dude crying like a lot of country dudes do. What's with these country dudes? They can't hold a job, can't keep their women, drink too much, get into fights, and are generally complete fuck ups and they bitch about it an awful lot.....

Gene Davis - I Need Help

The Original Misty Hush With Murry Shiffrin - Tell Me Baby

Oddball pop rock from 1969 on Dynamite Records from "The Original Misty Hush (With Murray Shiffrin). I can't find any info. It sort of reminds me of Donnie & Joe Emerson...

The Original Misty Hush with Murry Shiffrin - Tell Me Baby

T. Texas Tyler - Bumming Around

I'm as free as the breeze and i'll do what i please...

I've done a bunch of bumming around too....

1953.

T. Texas Tyler - Bumming Around

Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Cheyenne

Pretty killer country instrumental that's very reminiscent of Hank Williams Kaw-Liga.

Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Cheyenne

Lee Bonds - I'm Looking For Some Lovin'

Today we have some more country with lee Bonds Doing Looking For Some Lovin' from 1954. Sorta weird to hear that dixie land jazz horn thrown in there...

Lee Bonds - Looking For Some Lovin'

Red Sovine And web Pierce - Why Baby Why

Red Sovine & Web Pierce doing the George Jones penned Why Baby Why from 1955. I hated country music as a kid. I wanted Fire and Blood w/ my rock and roll but as i get older this stuff appeals to me so much more then Venom or Slayer. Don't get me wrong, there is a time and a place for that nonsense i just find it less frequent...

Red Sovine And Web Pierce - Why Baby Why