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The Fifth Estate - 1967 - Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead
The Fifth Estate was a rock n roll band originally formed in Stamford, Connecticut as The D-Men in early 1964. At the start they played many small shows and local clubs, but they soon gravitated to Greenwich Village and larger clubs where they often played six nights a week for long stretches. They played a proto punk form then called Beat music, which later evolved into a rock/pop form and group The Fifth Estate that played around the USA through the 60s at large theaters and at the coliseum level. Early on as The D-Men they released three singles with considerable success, two on Veep/United Artists and one on the Kapp labels, which along with much of their later material has become collectors' items and established them as a central part of the Garage Rock movement. Boston Skyline released a 28-song collection of their music in 1993 and published a 41-page booklet of their story. 01 - Birds & Bees 02 - Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead 03 - Heigh-Ho 04 - I'm A Believer 05 - It's Waiting There For You 06 - Kisses For Breakfast 07 - Lost Generation 08 - Midnight Hour 09 - No. 1 Hippie On The Village Scene 10 - Rub-A-Dub 11 - That's Love 12 - The Goofin' Song 13 - Tomorrow Is My Turn LINK
