Like Dynamite To Your Brain - Rare vinyl posting
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| Blog Name: | Like Dynamite To Your Brain - Rare vinyl posting |
| Url: | http://dynamitebrain.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Mod, Garage, Freakbeat |
| Description: | Lost vinyl obscurities. Mostly 60's Garage, Beat, Freakbeat, Psych & Jangly Pop. Also 60's Soul & R&B, 50's novelty, and rock and roll. Enjoy! |
| Popularity: | 22 Followers |
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Mystrys
For the next halloweenish track we hop over from New Zealand to Australia.The Mystrys were from Melbourne and released this insane recording in May of 1966.The band, I kid you not, claimed to be from another pla
For the next halloweenish track we hop over from New Zealand to Australia.The Mystrys were from Melbourne and released this insane recording in May of 1966.The band, I kid you not, claimed to be from another pla
Larry's Rebels
Larry's Rebels from Auckland, New Zealand released a bunch of 45's from 1964 through to 1969. They recorded this 45 "Halloween / Everybody's Girl" on a trip to Melbourne, Australia in 1968. Everybody's Girl reached #6 in the New Zealand Charts.The track included here was the intended A-Side, but didn't reach the charts in Australia or New Zealand. But it's a great song dedicated to the spookiest day of the year coming up soon.
Larry's Rebels from Auckland, New Zealand released a bunch of 45's from 1964 through to 1969. They recorded this 45 "Halloween / Everybody's Girl" on a trip to Melbourne, Australia in 1968. Everybody's Girl reached #6 in the New Zealand Charts.The track included here was the intended A-Side, but didn't reach the charts in Australia or New Zealand. But it's a great song dedicated to the spookiest day of the year coming up soon.
Salas Brothers with the Jaguars
Obviously a follow up to the great "Farmer John" by the Premiers. These young kids from Easy LA later played with El Chicano and morphed into Tierra. Listen to it below.SALAS BROTHERS WITH THE JAGUARS - THE RETURN OF FARMER JOHN
Obviously a follow up to the great "Farmer John" by the Premiers. These young kids from Easy LA later played with El Chicano and morphed into Tierra. Listen to it below.SALAS BROTHERS WITH THE JAGUARS - THE RETURN OF FARMER JOHN
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