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 All of the Non-album B-sides, 1963-97, remastered.01 - I Want To Be Loved02 - Stoned03 - Good Bad Times04 - Bad Day05 - Long While06 - Who's Driving Plane07 - Child Of Moon08 - Let It Rock09 - Thru Lonely Nights10 - Every Thing Sturning Gold11 - Harder They Come12 - Think Going Mad13 - Fancy Man Blues14 - Cook Blues15 - I Wish Never Met You16 - Storm17 - Jump On Top18 - So Young19 - Gonna Drive20 - Any Way You Look At It21 - Everybody Knows Good Thing22 - Key To HighwayLINK |
 Aardvark made one album only, then totally vanished from the scene. However, it was a very good album with lots of heavy prog workouts that should appeal to all fans of early prog acts like The Nice, Spooky Tooth, Deep Purple, Quatermass and Egg. "A very strong album, and whilst not terribly innovative, is still hugely enjoyable in many respects." Frank Clark - percussion, David Skillin - vocals, Steve Milliner - organ, piano, celeste, vibes, marimba & recorders and Stan Aldous - bass01 - Copper Sunset02 - Very Nice Of You To Call03 - Many Things To Do04 - The Greencap05 - I Can't Stop06 - The Outing-Yes07 - Once Upon A Hill08 - Put That In Your Pipe And Smoke ItLINK |
 Heavily influenced by San Francisco bands (Big Brother and Jefferson Airplane quickly come to mind), the Santa Rosa, California-based A Euphonious Wail was roughly five years behind creative and popular tastes. Not that it stopped a struggling Kapp Records from signing the quintet. Built around the talents of drummer Doug Hoffman, keyboardist Bart Libby, singer Suzanne Rey, singer/guitarist Steve Tracy and bassist Gary Violetti.01 - Pony02 - We've Got The Chance03 - Did You Ever04 - When I Start To Live05 - F#06 - Chicken07 - Night Out08 - Love My Brother09 - I Want To Be A StarLINK |
 Thorinshield is sometimes labeled a U.S. folk-psych trio or a sunshine pop band by collectors, but though they share some traits with Californian sunshine pop artists, they had a more straightforward, less lightweight rock flavor than many acts given that label. On their sole, obscure, self-titled album (from 1968), the influences of the melodic rock and vocal harmonies of the 1966-1967 Beatles are evident, as are some of the ornate orchestration, production trickery, and trippily optimistic-romantic lyrics that were becoming in vogue throughout much pop music by the late '60s.(AMG) Bass - Bob Ray, drums - Terry Hand and guitar - James Smith01 - Life Is A Dream02 - Brave New World03 - Wrong My Friend04 - Here Today05 - Pleasure Time06 - The Best Of It07 - Daydreaming08 - Light That Love Brings09 - Prelude To A Postlude10 - One Girl11 - Collage Of AttitudesLINK |
 From Grand Rapids, Michigan, the Fredric issued a rare, limited-run album in the late '60s, Phases and Faces, that's highly valued in some collector quarters. It would be ultimately inaccurate to call this garage psychedelia; it's too clean-cut and poppy, with conscientious harmonies, guitar-organ interplay, and light lovelorn lyrics. They were a very young group, and it shows in the callow songwriting, despite the well-executed arrangements. The single "Red Pier" made some modest local noise, and by 1970 they were signed to Capitol, who changed their name to the Rock Garden. They disbanded shortly after beginning their relationship with Capitol; drummer-vocalist David Idema eventually had a hit as David Geddes, "Run Joey Run." (AMG).01 - Federal Reserve Bank Blues02 - The Girl I Love03 - All About Judi04 - Henry Adams05 - Morning Sunshine06 - Taggin'07 - Cousin Mary Knows08 - My Yellow Tree Red Piper09 - Red Pier10 - Old Fashioned Guy11 - Born In Fire12 - Saturday Morning With RainLINK |
 These Trails was an Honolulu, Hawaii group that was privately pressed on Sinergia Records
in 1973. Members were Patrick Cockett (vocals, slide guitar, tabla), Eric Kingsbury (guitar), Margaret Morgan (vocals, guitar, dulcimer), Carlos Pardeiro (vocals, guitar, sitar), Dave Choy (arp synthesizer, recorder, arrangements and final mix) and Ron Rosha (ipu). Their eponymous album is an album that skillfully combines a keen sense of melody with otherworldly vocals from the enigmatic late Margaret Morgan and innovative sonic experimentation that over 30 years later has stood the test of time. What's more the band furnished each of its tracks with the colours, scents and atmospheres of the botanical treasure of the volcanic Pacific island paradise that birthed them. (PRBlog)01 - These Trails02 - Our House In Hanalei03 - Of Broken Links04 - El Rey Pascador05 - Psyche I & Share Your Water06 - Hello Lou07 - Rusty's House & Lost In Space08 - Psyche I I09 - Sowed A Seed10 - Rapt Attention11 - Waipoo12 - Garden BotanumLINK |
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