THE SATYRS – ‘Yesterday’s Hero’/’Marie’ (Spectrum 2668) – 1968 This all time classic garage single was released by a bunch of teens from Haddon Heights, New Jersey in 1968. According to Bob Agnew, guitarist from the group, they were a gigging unit for about a year competing in ‘Battle Of The Bands’ contests and the…
Read more**Original Version** Born In Cleveland, Ohio And Raised In Savage, Maryland…..Benny Mardones Struck Gold Twice With The Classic Top 40 And Adult Contemporary Song Called “Into The Night”. Benny Wrote It Along With Robert Tepper And Released The Original Version In 1980 Which Reached #11. Due To Heavy Rotation Airplay In 1987 & 1988 By…
Read moreMofert, Limburg, Netherlands, 1965 The track ‘Take Me The Way I Am’ by The Thunders appears in the following compilations: – Diggin’ For Gold vol.1 – LP (Smorgasbord, 1994) – I’m Losing Tonight! vol.15 *** Clips have been taken from the 1966 movie ‘Masculin Feminin’ by Jean-Luc Godard *** Thanks for visiting.
Read moreMax Frost And The Troopers Was A Fictional Rock Music Group Created For The Movie “Wild in the Streets”, Released In 1968. The Single “Shape Of Things To Come” Climbed The Billboard “Hot 100” Chart To #22 In The Fall Of That Year, Delivering A Quick 2 Minute Dose Of High Energy Top 40 Mixed…
Read moreAlbum: ‘The Bairns’ (EMI 2007) Animation by Nicola Fiorotto – nicomoz86 ( https://www.youtube.com/user/nicomoz86?feature=watch ) Disclaimer – I do not own any media in this video, no copyright infringement is intended, the video has been posted to share. Thanks for visiting.
Read moreIllinois ~ 1966 Label: Smash (S-2051) You Hurt Me / Come On
Read moreA True Pop/ Classic From New York’s “Brooklyn Bridge” Featuring The Incredible Lead Vocals Of Johnny Maestro……Former Lead Singer For The Crests (16 Candles). The Brooklyn Bridge Had Other Hits Including “Welcome Me Love” And “Blessed Is The Rain”, But Neither Was Quite As Big As This #3 Smash Hit Called “Worst That Could Happen”.…
Read moreFantastic Production And Musical Arrangement On This Classic Buddy Holly Composition Performed In 1966 By The “Bobby Fuller Four”. “Love’s Made A Fool Of You” Climbed To #26 On The Billboard Hot 100 That Year…..Just A Few Months After These Texas Outlaws Burned Up The AM Radio Stations With The Smash Hit “I Fought The…
Read moreOhio ~ 1965 label WAM, A-Side: She/B-Side: Merry Go Round The Fortels were a teen garage combo from Ohio that played local dances and teen clubs. They recorded a nice moody garage 45 on the WAM record label in 1965. In 1966 they changed their name to the Men Of Eden and started to move…
Read more~ to Ilias ~ Baltimore, 1964 label: O’Dell, A-Side: Never Leave Me/B-Side: Enaj The group consisted of vocalists Jim Kelly, Richard Croucher and Sandy Mead, along with Chet Dembeck (lead guitar), Wade Randall (bass), Joe Blizzard (drums), David Hatcher (trombone), Bill Jeise (trumpet, arranger) and Gene Lubrecki (sax). Earl Mummert and Ernie Berger were also…
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