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The top photo is of the Five Bucks.

As usual, thanks for the comments - they are most appreciated. And thanks to “anonymous” for the suggestion of “Peanut Duck.” What a mysterious background! And happy valentine’s day to all you lovers – the compilation ends with one of my all time favorite love songs. Enjoy!

[I have added another link to download with hotfile for those having a problem with rapidshare. If anyone needs a HF link for other files, drop me a note.]

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1. “Cha Cha Twist” – Detroit Cobras – 2005, from the album “Baby” – originally by Bruce Coefield, 1960 (see GUTF53)

2. “Haunted ” – Thee Gravemen (Dirty Water Records DWC1035, 2009, Sweden)

3. “Da Doo Ron Ron” – The Ikettes (Modern 1024, 1966)

4. “Hey Little Schoolgirl” – Famous Last Words – 1967 - previously unreleased, from “Now Hear This! Garage & Beat From The Norman Petty Vaults”

5. “Only 16” – Beat Rats – 2009, from the album “Cellar Full of Rats”

6. “Adorable Lola” – Los Shakers (Odeon 39549, 1967, Uruguay) – among their greatest!

7. “She Rocks ‘n’ Rolls All Night & Day” – The Redeemers – from the 2002 album of the same name from One Horse Records

8. “Boss (Be Good To Me)” – Apollo’s Apaches (Barra-Donna 5029, 1966, Chicago)

9. “Ne Dis Pas (Girl Don't Tell Me)” – Souvenir (Marina, 2000)

10. “He’s So Fine” – Superpunk – German band, recorded in 2005, off the album “Indie Cover Greats”

11. “Peanut Duck” – Marsha Gee – By request – “A dusted off relic recorded sometime in the 60s and discovered by a DJ in the 70s who released the song as a bootleg in the 80s, little else is known about this rare single. The musicians who recorded it and when may forever remain a mystery. The little that is known about Peanut Duck is that it was recorded at Virtue Sound in Philadelphia and that the singer’s name was Marsha Gee. But this singers identity has been disputed as being someone else, maybe a celebrity? Maybe not? Of course, that is unknown too.”

12. “I Need a Guy” – The Lovettes (Carnival CAR-530, 1967)

13. “Listen People“ – Hermans Hermits (MGM 13462, 1966)

14. “Spend Your Life” – The First Crow to the Moon (Roulette 4774, 1967, Brooklyn, NY)

15. “No Use In Trying” – The Five Bucks (Afton 1701, 1966, Ann Arbor, MI)

16. “Susie-Q” – Dale Hawkins (Checker 863, 1957)

17. “You Will Never Get Away” - Cholli Maye (Gold 212, 1963)

18. “She Was Mine” – Beaux Jens (Sound of the Sceen 2162, 1967, Lansing, MI)

19. “Say You’ll Be Mine” – The Smacks (Alear 109, 1966, Winchester, VA)

20. “My Baby Needs Me” – Mellow Fellows (Dot 45-17135, 1968)

21. “Call My Woman” – Mass Cult Suicide (Off the Hip, 2009, Australia)

22. “I Go To Pieces” – Del Shannon - from the 1965 album, “1661 Seconds With Del Shannon”

23. “We Belong Together” – Honey Love & the Love Notes (aka Candy & the Kisses) (Cameo 380, 1965)

24. “I Cannot Lie” – Zone 5 (Caravan 21449, 1968, Shickshinny, PA)

25. “What Made Me Lose My Head” – The Frantic Five – Play the Quinta 7”/Teen Sound, 1999, Greece)

26. “Leave All Your Old Ones” – Liverbirds (1965) – from the CD comp “This is Merseybeat”

27. “Never Alone” – The Five Canadians (Hangmen) (Domar 1121, 1966, San Antonio, TX)

28. “Leave Me Be” – The Trojans (Boss 006, 1966, Tampa, FL)

29. “Stuck on You” – Yvonne Carroll & the Roulettes (Domain 1018, 1963) b side to the great “Gee What A Guy”

30. “When You Say” – Fleetwood Mac – originally from the 1969 album “Then Play On” – this version is from “Albatross,” a sort of weird album consisting of half Christine McVie (Perfect) & Fleetwood Mac. It was put out in ’77, but I assume this version was also recorded circa 1969 since Peter Green is listed in the credits. The perfect Valentine’s song! Happy VD!

GUTF53

That’s the Brooktones on top and Passing Fancy below.

Thanks loads for the nice comments! Enjoy!

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1. “Cha Cha Twist” – Brice Coefield (Madison 137, 1960)

2. “Some Other Guy ” – The Sound Explosion (Pegasus, 1993, Athens) this was the b side to their debut single (Hangover Baby was the A side)

3. “I Don’t Have to Wait” – The Mid-Knights – not much info on these guys except they're from Iowa - this was on the 1965 LP “One Hand in the Darkness” and also on the cd comp “Trip in Tyme #4”

4. “Egyptian Shumba” – The Tammys – from the album “Egyptian Shumba: The Singles and Rare Recordings 1962-1964” – co-written by Lou Christie. INCREDIBLE!they

5. “Right Around the Corner” – 5 Royales (King 45-4869, 1956) – b side to “When You Walked Through the Door”

6. “Love Me Till the Sun Shines” – Lyres – a nice Kinks cover, from the 1984 album “On Fyre”

7. “Goodbye Holly” – The Left Banke - From their 2^nd album “Left Banke Too,” from 1968

8. “He’s Mine” – Linda & the Lindettes (Laurie TL 17, 1964)

9. “Won’t You Dance With Me” – Billy Lee & the Riveras (Hyland 3016, 1964) – fronted by Mitch Ryder [!!]

10. “Misty Morning” – Frantic Five – from their 2002 Teen Sound 10” – GREEK GODS

11. “Knock on My Door” – B-Sides – from their debut album, “On the Out-side” and also my favorite album of 2009. This is fantastic cover of the Primates tune (GUTF40).

12. “Ain’t Got a Clue” – The Lurkers (Beggars Banquet, 1978, UK)

13. “Oh My Lover“ – The Chiffons (Laurie 3152, 1962) b side to “He’s So Fine”

14. “You Don’t Have to Whisper” – The Dimensions (Parlophone R5294, 1965, UK)

15. “Teenage Boy” – Sit ‘n Spin – from their 2000 album, “Enjoy the Ride” – formed by Jersey City’s Heidi Lieb, great stuff

16. “Bad Girl” – Neil Sedaka (US 33. 1963)

17. “Never Again” - The Brooktones (Coed 507, 1958)

18. “Lovebirds” – The Smell of Mutiny - fantastic Norwegian band, this is from their 2007 self-titled EP off Roadkill

19. “Don’t Call Me, I’ll Call You” – The Last Word – 1966 – from the compilation “It Came From the Garage! Nuggets From Southern California”

20. “You’re My Girl” – – Cavestompers! – from Moscow, this tune is from their 2008 self-titled debut

21. “A House is Not a Motel” – The Marshmallow Overcoat – from the 2008 album “The Light Show”

22. “It Can’t Be Long” – The Runaways (Cle Town 101, 1965, Cleveland)

23. “He’s Not Your Boyfriend” – The Charades (Warner 5415, 1964)

24. “Needles and Pins” – Del Shannon – from the 1965 album, “1661 Seconds With Del Shannon” - did we know Sonny Bono co-wrote this with Jack Nitzsche? Anyway, dedicated to my favorite DJ in Nashville, Laura!

25. “Wonder Where My Baby is Tonight” – The Kinks – from the great ’65 album, “Kinda Kinks”

26. “I’m Losing Tonight” – A Passing Fancy (Columbia 2729, 1967, Toronto)

27. “Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)” – Arthur Alexander (Dot, 1962)

28. “Please Dear” – The Quin-Tones (Red Top 108, 1958)

29. “Home At Last” – Days of the Week (Malcom Z Dirge 45005, 1966, Birminglam)

30. “Chumba” – Gabriel & the Angels (Amy, 1960)

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That’s the Torquays in the photo.

A BIG thanks for the comments! Enjoy [If anyone has a clue why the fonts behave strangely, like track #29 almost always comes out BIG, please clue me in!]

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1. “Born Loser” – Murphy & the Mob (Talisman 1923, 1966, Tyler, TX)

2. “I’ll Never Come Back” – B-Sides – these are Greek gods! From the 2009 debut album, “On the Outside”

3. “Go Go Go On” – Cavestompers! – from Moscow [!!], this tune is from their 2008 self-titled debut

4. “Dead End” – Ann Byers (Lyric, 1963 or 64)

5. “I Want You To Be My Boyfriend” – The Chic-Lets (Josie 919, 1964) - the Shirelles original doesn’t hold a candle to the Chics. Very very Spectorish, and we like that!

6. “We Ain’t Got Nothin’ Yet” – The Spectres (Status Quo) (Piccadilly 7N35368, 1967, UK) Great cover!

7. “Poison Ivy ” – The Neatbeats – from Osaka, Japan, off their 2000 “There Now” EP

8. “Baby Made a Fool Out of You” – Zip Codes (Nork 007, 1966, MA)

9. “The Asylum” – The Smell of Mutiny – fantastic Norwegian band, this is from their 2007 self-titled EP off Roadkill

10. “That New Boy in Town” – Jan Tanzy (Columbia 43219, 1965) Written by Neil Diamond and a doozey

11. “Unnecessary Tears” – The Fantasions (Satellite 2007, 1965)

12. “I Want’a Your Love” – Gary Ray & the Checkers (Emerson, 196?, East Grand Forks, MN)

13. “I Know It’s Alright” – Sam Hawkins (Blue Cat 121, 1965)

14. “She Pays the Rent” – Lyres – from the 1980 Lost Mini EP, also on On Fyre

15. “I Haven’t Got the Nerve“ – The Left Banke – from the 1967 LP, “Walk Away Renee / Pretty Ballerina” – did this one get overshadowed by Pet Sounds & Forever Changes? I think a resounding YES.

16. “Outta My Head” – John Fred & His Playboys (Paula 247, 1966)

17. “The Rain, The Park & Other Things” – The Cowsills (MGM, 1967) – they were the inspiration for the Partridge Family! In reality, they had a number of critically acclaimed folksy/garagey type tunes that never went anywhere. As for me, I like their bubble gum.

18. “I Need a Guy” – Lovettes (Carnival 530, 1967)

19. “I’m Blue” - The Frantic Five – from the 2002 album, “It’s Frantic Time!” More Greek gods!

20. “Never Thought You’d Leave Me” – The Pleasure Seekers (Hideout 1006, 1966, Detroit)

21. “Can’t Explain” – A-Lines A-Lines – from their 2005 album, “You Can Touch” – from UK

22. “Shy Guy” – The Charmers (Laurie, 1963)

23. “I Think It’s Time” – The Chosen Few (Autumn 17, 1965, Stockton, CA)

24. “Leave Me Alone” – The Medallions (Warped 1001, 1967, Oak Park, IL)

25. “While I’m Away” – The Torquays (Fame, 1964?)

26. “Another Lie” – The Sound Explosion - from the 2000 “Last Recordings” ep – it’s totally incredible the number and quality of Greek garage bands that have blessed us.

27. “I Must Be Dreaming” – The Barry Sisters (Colpix 722, 1964)

28. “You Just Gotta Know My Mind” – The Indikation - from their incredible 2004 album, “In Terms Of” From Norway.

29. “Ain’t No Fool” – The Revellions – from their self-titled debut album, one of the best of 2009

30. “I’ll Come Back (Reprise)” – The Waitscoats – from 2002’s “All the Rage

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That’s the Sound Explosion in the photo.

Doesn’t it feel like Saturday? It does to me. The great part is that it’s like we have 2 Saturdays this week, 2 days off from work and 2 days off to blow our measly xmas bonus.

#51 started out to be a thematic comp with, guess what as the theme? But “Saturday” got tossed in the virtual trash bin though a small remnant of some of my faves remains at the end. Thematic comps often look nice on paper but are more often than not, unlistenable more than once. I try to make these playlists listenable at least 2 times. -) At the very bottom of this post are the ones that got the ax. I’m sure there are scads more and I encourage y’all to list some.

#51 is all over the map, geographically and otherwise. From Russia (yes, garage is alive in the Kremlin), the Netherlands, Greece, the UK, Uruguay, the outer reaches of the universe (ahem, Kim Fowley!) and the good ol’ USA.

Once again, thank you for the comments - some of them were very very nice and all were appreciated. Have a happy and wonderful 2010!

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1. “No Reason to Complain” – Karovas Milkshake – fantastic cover of the Alarm Clocks’ nugget, this is an unreleased demo all the way from Ekaterinburg, Russia [!!]

2. “Music is the Magic” – Kim Fowley (Creative Family 101, 1966)

3. “Too Bad” – Kek ’66 – from the 2002 album “From the Outside Looking In” on Grabo Records. Kek ’66 are the followup to The Kliek. Netherlands

4. “Try it, You Won’t Forget It” – Patty & the Emblems (Kapp 791, 1966)

5. “Keep Searchin’ (We’ll Follow the Sun)” – Del Shannon (Amy 915, 1964)

6. “The Queen” – Johnny & Jones – from “Teen Town USA Vol. 10” – that’s all I’ve got

7. “The One Who Really Loves You ” – The Mojos (1964) – it doesn’t hold a candle to the original by Mary Wells (1962), but still, what a nice song. Written by Smokey Robinson.

8. “Nothing Personal” – A-Lines – from their 2005 album, “You Can Touch” – from UK

9. “Some Girls Will Do Anything” – Kelly Sisters (Coed 602, 1965)

10. “Sandra” – Kliek (Grabo, 1992, Netherlands)

11. “I Can't Please You (aka Just Can't Please You)” – Jimmy Robins (Jerhart 207, 1967)

12. “Hurtin’ Kind” – The Bittersweets (Tema, 1966) the Bittersweet quickly learned the song from the Tulu Babies' record and recorded their own version at the request of the Babies' manager, Jimmy Testa, who was
supervising the Bittersweet's demo session, at which "Hurtin' Kind" was recorded. Regardless, they both kick ass!

13. “Last Night” – The Frantic Five (1996, Greece)

14. “Mary Ann” – Gore Gore Girls – from the 2007 album, “Get the Gore”

15. “Mary Ann“ – Honey Love & the Love Notes (Cameo, 1965) aka Candy & the Kisses

16. “(I’m a Fool) I Must Love You” – The Falcons (Big Wheel 321, 1966)

17. “Nena Si, Si” – Los Shakers – from their 2004 album, “Serie De Oro: Grandes Exitos” - This Uruguayan band does the Beatles almost better than the real thing!

18. “Gee What a Guy” – Yvonne Carroll & the Roulettes (Domain, 1963)

19. “She’s Sorry” - The Sound Explosion –from the 2000 “Last Recordings” ep – it’s totally incredible the number and quality of Greek garage bands that have blessed us.

20. “I Don’t Deserve a Boy Like You” – Barbara English (Mala 488, 1964)

21. “She’s So Sweet & Kind” – The Teddy Boys (1964, New Hyde Park, NY) – off the “Total Raunch” compilation

22. “Whatever Happened to Saturday Night [remix]” – Buffalo Springfield- originally from the 1967 “With the Buffalo Springfield” album, this track is from the box set

23. “Saturday Afternoon” – Green – from the 1987 spectacular “Elaine Mackenzie” album off Pravda from Chicago – thank you Vin Scelsa for turning me on to this album 23 years ago and to the chuggers who helped me track it down after all these years.

24. “Born on a Saturday” – Saturday’s Children (Dunwich 139, 1966, Chicago)

25. “Saturday Night [alternate take]” – Bobby Fuller – originally recorded in 1963, this version is from the Fuller comp, “El Paso Rock, Vol. 2”

26. “(Looking For) The Heart of Saturday Night” – Jonathan Richman – from the 1995 album, “You Must Ask the Heart,” a very nice cover of the Tom Waits tune

27. “Saturday’s Son” – The Sons of Adam (Decca 31995, 1966, LA)

28. “Saturday Jump” – Kim Lenz – from her 1998 album, “Kim Lenz & Her Jaguars”

29. “Saturday’s Child” – The Monkees - from their first album (1966), written by David Gates (who went on to become a member of Bread) and also recorded by Herman’s Hermits

30. “Won’t You Try / Saturday Afternoon” – Jefferson Airplane- from the 1967 album, “After Bathing at Baxter’

REJECTS

Saturday Night – Maureen Tucker

One Long Saturday Night – BR5-49

King of Saturday Night – Bughouse 5

Daddy Died on a Saturday – The Outsiders

Saturday Date – Tony McCann

Saturday’s Hero – The Go Go’s

Another Saturday Night – The Eyes

Come Back Saturday – The Temponauts

Everybody Loves Saturday Night – Beverly Washburn

Juke Box Saturday Night – Nino & the Ebb Tides

Saturday – Yo La Tengo

Saturday Date – The Shimmys

Saturday Night Didn’t Happen – Reparata & the Delrons

Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting – The Who

Girls NOT in the Garage V6

Here's #6 for the girls, a compilation of the last bunch of GUTFs.

The photos are the Teardrops (top) & Velvelettes. Enjoy!

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Edi, Edi - Angélica María

Let Me Tell You 'Bout Johnny - Dodie Stevens

Peaches 'N' Cream - The Ikettes

When I'm Gone (Second Version) - Brenda Holloway

Gotta Have Your Love - The Sapphires

Mama Didn't Lie - Flip

Can't He Take a Hint? - Kenni Woods

The 81 - Candy And The Kisses

Gee, I'm Sorry Baby - Sapphires

Together - Candy & The Kisses

He's Got Everything - The Diaboliks

Soft Spoken Guy - Diane Renay

Don't Worry Baby - Darlene McCrea

Spinnin' Top - The Orlons

Sooner or Later - THe Ladybugs

Baby It's You - The Shirelles

He Doesn't Love Me - The Breakaways

The Boy Next Door - Secrets

He's Gone - The Chantels

Love Sweet Love - The Teen Queens

Quicksand [first pressing] - Martha & the Vandellas

The Hard Way - Butterflies

Handsome Boy - Ladybirds

Come My Little Baby - The Chantels

Look What I Got - Gerri Thomas

One Sweet Kiss - Candy & The Kisses

New Boy - Joyce Bennett

Here I Am - Ann Byers

Say It Again - The Chimes Featuring Denise

Two Can Play The Same Game - Honey & the Bees

When the Boy's Happy (The Girl’s Happy Too) - The Four Pennies

What Are You Doin' To Me - Cindy Scott / Persianettes

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That’s Five of a Kind in the photo (thank you garagemusic.com)

I usually don’t say much here, but it’s time to give thanks and credit where due and, hell, it’s my dang site!

I never ever thought I’d reach #50 nor did I have much inclination to do so when I started the GUTF series about 2+ years ago. I sorta kinda made it a goal in November to get to #50 before 2010. Yes I rushed it, but I’m quite happy with the end result. It’s truly international, with stuff from Norway, Greece, Italy, the UK and from all parts of the US. And, it’s probably got the most diverse format of any of the comps so far.

Enough of me. In the holiday spirit and in celebration of making it this far, it’s time to give credit where due.

Thank you Bill Kelly, WFMU DJ and host of Teenage Wasteland for the past 25 or so years. He’s been a true inspiration! And speaking of expanding horizons and inspirations, thank you to Peris from the best fanzine on the planet, Lost in Tyme (http://www.myspace.com/lostintymefanzine) He opened up a whole new world of European garage, particularly from Greece.

There’s loads of websites which I mined info and tunes from. I wish I could remember them all and my apologies to those I am inadvertently leaving out. Here’s just a few: garagemusic.com, twilightzone.com, 60s mostly uncomp’d (michaelvee.livejournal.com/), mza-garage.blogspot.com, derek’s daily 45 and an extra special thanks to Rip who uploaded over 150 albums in his series, “USA Garage Greats.” I’ll never forget when I stumbled across this goldmine. I was in disbelief, so much so that I thought it too good to be true. I ended up downloading every single one in my spare time over about 2 weeks. The day after I downloaded the last one, THE MAN took the site down. What a shame, but it gave me listening pleasure for the next year.

Last and far from least, a HUGE BIG thanks to those of you who left comments, particularly the ones that do so GUTF after GUTF. While there's not a whole helluvalot of comments, I'm truly grateful for the feedback I do get. There’s nothing worse than getting no reaction.

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Happy holidays & enjoy!

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1. “Daybreaker” – Kim & the Skippers (Russ-Fi, 1962) That’s Kim, as in Fowley. The Skippers were Skip Battin and some other guys. Dig those bongos!

2. “Will Travel” – Rod Willis (NRC 020, 1959) b side to “The Cat” [note to self, a must for a future GUTF!]

3. “Four” – A-Lines – from their 2005 album, “You Can Touch” – from UK

4. “Get Off the Road” – The Cramps – from the 1986 album “A Date With Elvis” – a rare vocal by Poison Ivy

5. “Don’t Drag No More” – Susan Lynne (Capitol, 45-51983, 1964) the female Jan & Dean

I begged him to not drag anymore,

But he sped off in a roar,

I knew he'd head off to dead man's curve,

Just to prove he had the nerve

6. “Sarah the Weather Girl” – Dupont Circles (Cara Records, 1995, Washington, DC)

7. “Here I Am ” – Ann Byers (Academy Records, 1965, New York)

8. “Lucifer Sam” – Gil Avvoltoi – I got this from a Misty Lane comp, it was recently released on the album L’Altro Dio on Skipping Musez -- You haven’t lived until you’ve heard L Sam in Italiano!

9. “I Bet You” – The Universal Mind – from the album “Soul Gems” released in 2003 – I’ve got nothin’ else.Help!

10. “Say it Again – The Chimes featuring Denise (Decca F11783, 1963)

11. “Feeling Sad” – Frantic Five – from their 1999 album “Time to Time” -- Athens

12. “Why Must You Fade Away” – Head & the Hares – from their fantastic 1998 album “Autumn Songbook” - Italy

13. “Calm Me Down” – The Human Expression (Accent 1226, 1967, Westminster, CA)

14. “I Couldn’t Care Less” – The Couriers - from “Where You Gonna Go: Motor City Garage Bands 1965-1969”

15. “Two Can Play the Same Game“ – Honey & the Bees (Academy 114, 1965)

16. “Can’t You See I’m Lonely” – The Wildweeds (Cadet 5572, 1967, New Windsor, CT)

17. “Chills & Fever” – The Serfmen (Nemfres 101, 1964, Indiana)

18. “Lost in the Beat” – Thee Fourgiven – from their debut 1985 album on Dionysus, “It Ain’t Pretty Down Here”

19. “Never Again” - Five of a Kind (Vandan 3668, 1965, Ft. Worth, TX)

20. “Peanuts” – Little Joe & the Thrillers (Okeh 7088, 1957, New York)

21. “When The Boy’s Happy (The Girl’s Happy Too)” – The Four Pennies (Rust 5070, 1963) aka, the Chiffons

22. “You’re Gonna Lose That Girl” – Sounds Unlimited – from “The Best of Dunwich Records Vol. 2”

23. “You Showed Me (acoustic version)” – The Byrds – I don’t think this was ever released until cd version of the 1969 “Preflyte” came out. This is a Gene Clark song COVERED by the Turtles.

24. “Younger Girl” – Lovin’ Spoonful – from the 1965 album, “Do You Believe in Magic”

25. “Me About You” – The Turtles (White Whale 364, 1970) – believe it or not, this only made it to #105. The Spoonful version made it to #91.

26. “So Very Woman” – The Bo Street Runners (Columbia DB7901, 1966) b side to “Drive My Car”

27. “Pipe Dream” – The Smell of Mutiny – from the Roadkill 2007 cd “The Smell of Mutiny EP” - Norway

28. “I’m Movin’ On” – Chevrone Scott - from the album “Soul Gems” released in 2003

29. “What are You Doin’ To Me” – Cindy Scott & the Persianettes – this great tune is on several Philly compilations – credit is sometimes given to Cindy Scott & the Cousins – circa 1967

30. “Dirty Old Man” – The Electras (Scotty 6351, 1966, Ely, MN)

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That's the the Ramrods in the photo, previously called the Rockin' Ramrods. Enjoy!

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1. “Lose My Cool” – The Skeptics – they're a brand new group from Rochelle, France, with ex Mean Things member. This track is unissued and only available with the compilation cd that comes with the fantastic zine, Lost in Tyme Issue 5, just out. Contact Peris for more info on the zine and his catalog - perismihos@yahoo.gr

2. “The Good’s Gone” – The Who – from the 1965 “My Generation” album. This one has always been in my top 10 Who songs and maybe more so than any other song, proves why Keith Moon was the greatest.

3. “Why Did You Lie” – The Frantic Five (1998, Corduroy) Athens, Greece

4. “Monkey Man” – Baby Huey & the Babysitters (Satellite 2013, 1965)

5. “The Hard Way” – The Butterflies – circa 1964 from Philly

6. “Misunderstood” – B-Back – from their brand new album, “Experiment in Colour” on Area Pirata. From Italy.

7. “There’s a Girl Down the Way” – The Overtones (Ajax 175. 1966) from da Bronx

8. “Love is a Game” – The Yonts Bros. (Grey Ghost, 1967, Lorain, OH)

9. “Sassy” – Hell on Heels – from the 2007 album on Dionysus, “Dogs, Records & Wine”

10. “My Generation (live)” – Patti Smith – b side to the 1976 single, “Gloria”

11. “For You” – Sugar Twins – from their incredible (and only) 1999 album, “PatioA-Go-Go” on Swang Records – email them for a copy!

12. “Handsome Boy” – Ladybirds (Swan, 1964)

13. “Won’t Be Back Again” – Dee Rangers - from their 2004 cd “Backs to the Past, Bollocks to the Future” on Blue Swedes. From, uh, Sweden.

14. “Crying All Over My Time” – The Guilloteens (HBR 486, 1966, Memphis)

15. “Don’t Throw Your Love Away“ – The Searchers (Kapp 593, 1964)

16. “Bright Lit Blue Skies” – The Rockin’ Ramrods (Plymouth, 1966) – they actually dropped the “Rockin’” and changed their name to the Ramrods at the time of this release

17. “Come My Little Baby” – The Chantels (End 1005, 1958)

18. “Last Day” – The Cynics (Get Hip GH-229, 2002)

19. “I Can’t Stand This Love” - The Others (RCA 8669, 1965, RI)

20. “Stacey” – The Lyres – from their 1986 album, “Lyres Lyres,” great cover of the Hangmen of Fairfield County (GUTF48)

21. “How Many Times” – The Rovin’ Flames (Decca 32191, 1967)

22. “Look What I Got” – Gerri Thomas – (World Artists 1059, 1965)

23. “She Drives Me Out of My Mind” – The Swingin’ Medallions (Smash 2050, 1966, Greenwood, SC) – the band that put out “Double Shot”

24. “Alone (Why Must I Be Alone)” – The Four Seasons (Vee-Jay 597, 1964)

25. “One Sweet Kiss” – Candy & the Kisses – previously unissued, now on “Do the 81 & Other Soul Classics”

26. “Search Your Heart” – The Indikation – from their incredible 2004 album, “In Terms Of” From Norway.

27. “No One But You” – Critters (Prancer 6001, 1965, Princeton, NJ)

28. “I’ll Hang Around” – The Fugitives (Fenton 2075, 1966) b side to “You Can’t Blame That on Me”

29. “New Boy” – Joyce Bennett (Fran-ette, 1965)

30. “She’s Gone Away” – The Individuals (Phanana Blap, 1966, NYC)