1. Ask the people Denny Laine’s String band
How Mr Laine didn't score a Top 20 with this tracks A-side 'Say you dont mind' is one of 1967's biggest mysteries
2. Henry Long The Epics
A light hearted ditty about a chap who gets arrested for exposing himself him public. A flip side for their 1968 single Travelling circus.
3. Remember what you said Group Therapy
A super powered Psych-Soul stomper from their 'Youre in need of Group Therapy' LP 1969.
4. Feathered fish Sons of Adam
Legendary Garage-psych anthem penned by Arthur Lee. Ive given it a little push sonically 1966
5. Eiderdown Clown The Scots of St James
Bouncy duvet frivolity from Scottish journeymen. 1967
6. Room with a view Young Idea
Joyful melodic English pop-psych. Not a trace of acid. MFP 1968
7. Me and my kite Fuchsia
Ok so this is 1971. But its too good to overlook. It conjures up images of a early 70's British children's film
8. Baby’s rich The Gods
Featuring a young pre-Stones Mick Taylor
9. Slow down The Sweet
Yes its the 'Sweet' of soon to be Glam Rock stardom. Produced by the highly collectable Phil Wainman. 1968
10. Contental hestitation Rifkin
Not sure what Continental Hestitation entails but 'Rifkin' make it sound exciting.
"How about some Leyton Oriental mystery?" Page One records 1968
11. Moodbeams The Magical Mixture
From their album 'This is magic mixture' for the budget Saga label 1968. No doubt recorded in a couple of takes. That's the charm.
12. Phone me Robb & Dean Douglas
1.51 minute slab of Mod-pysch fun from the Deram Label 1968
13. Ornamental sideshow Witchita Falls
Wonderful melancholic Harpsicord psych. Imperial records 1969
14. One minute woman Jackie Lomax
Beatles cohort Jackie gets soulful. Penned by the brothers Gibb. 1967
15. Im beside myself Frabjoy & Runcible Spoon
Well crafted acoustic pop with country tinges. Performed and written by Manchester's Godley and Gouldman. Marmalade Records 1969
16. Dance around Julie Doughnut Ring
Bordering on a bad bubblegum record but then salvaged by a bridge reminisent of Kalidescope's silly Jenny Artichoke. A Peter Eden production for Deram
17. Just the same as you Knut Kieswetter
Angry stomper from Germany's Mr Kiesewetter
18. Sunday morning Five day week straw people
Big reverb and a feel bordering on late 80's early 90's shoegaze. Another highly collectable offering from the budget Saga label 1967
19. Come alive Things to come
I Know little about this band other than they were from California and cut his this brilliant menacing psych single.warner brothers 67
20. The line of least resistance The Reign
Nice track penned by Keith Relf and Jim McCarty. Featuring the guitar work of Robin Le Mesurier (Son of Hattie Jacques and John Le Mersurier !) Regal Zonophone 1970
21. How do you feel Harsh Reality
Blues tinged dramatic Traffic-esque flip side. Phillips 1968
22. Dazed and confused Jake Holmes
Ill avoid rambling about the injustice of Led Zeppelins 're-working' of this track (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazed_and_Confused_(song). Suffice to say their's is bloated shit by comparison. 1967
23. Cold dreary morning Jan Ashton
Vejtables drummer Jan Aston records a truly great and sadly negelected single for Autumn records. We're a cold, dreary people; we're a drab, crabby bunch..
24. Long hair soulful Bhagavad Gita
Ok its a bit long, but has hypnotic hook, sad lyrics and nice bursts of feedback. Philips US 1967
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http://rapidshare.com/files/335268953/PSYCH_CRACKLE_7.rar
