The Sprints / New Things were a talented Santa Fe, New Mexico area rock group in the 1960's. The band released several 45's that cha...

I've been extremely busy lately and barely anytime free time for posting on the blog but with a break in the action I thought I would sh...

Awhile back I came across this girls in the garage sounding record. I was reading that The Socialites might have been from the Lansing, Mich...

The Fourth Amendment were from Mobile, Alabama. In 1968 the group released their only record. The band recorded a couple nice covers songs o...

Happy new year to everyone. I would like to start the year off with the catchy "Don't Take To Long" by Deb Hyer. It was releas...

Not to be confused with the British rock group, the Faces featured on the blog was an American band that released two records on the Regina ...

By Popular Demand formed in 1966. Band members were Terry St George (Lead Guitar), Joel Gordon (Rhythm Guitar), Dave Bartos (Bass) and Jeff ...

The Tradewinds released seven 45's from 1962 thru 1965. The bands members were Carmine Poppiti (Lead Vocals,  Cordovox), Walt Mateja (Sa...

If you like the teen sound from early 1960's I think you will enjoy this one by The Edwards Brothers. Their song "My Journey Home...

Very little is known about the Octives. This is the only record that I know that the group released. It came out on the Amway label in 1965....

Unfortunately other than this 45 that the Reactions release 1968 there is little is known about the band. The group was very talented as you...

Here's a record I was hoping those who follow the blog might be able to provide some info on. In 1965 Michael and Thomas released this n...

Troy Onteare (aka Don Teachout) was the owner of the Wheeling, West Virginia Maxwell 56 label. He played on each of the three 45's that ...

The Four Of Us released two 45's on the Damon record label. The record highlighted today was the band's first release. The 45 featur...

While out and about I came across this 45 by a group called Cayce on Racoon. I've never seen the record before. As you can see on the la...

As we all know Texas was home to many very good garage bands in the 1960's. Some of these groups like the 13 Floor Elevators and Sam the...

Little is known about Brandy. I read that the group might be from Buffalo, New York. The label shows that the record was released in 1974.  ...

In June 1966 The Gremlins released this really nice 45. The Group is thought to be from the Springfield, Virginia area. Both songs on the re...

Friday and the Weekends were from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In late 1967 the group released their only 45. Other groups such as The Invasion and...