Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Amazing album.Psychedelic soul by the 5th Dimension
Recorded in 1967.
Get it here:http://rapidshare.com/files/60600452/The_5th_Dimension_-_1967_-_The_Magic_Garden.rar

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Amazing exotica album.Eazy listening music from 60's
Get it here:http://rapidshare.com/files/52097343/The_Sandpipers_-_Guantanamera.rar

Friday, October 5, 2007


Double-CD set of 47 tracks that Hardin recorded for Verve between 1964 and 1966. His expressive, blues-inflected vocals and confessional songwriting are heard on covers and famous compositions like "If I Were a Carpenter," "Lady Came From Baltimore," and "Reason to Believe."
Enjoy.

Wednesday, October 3, 2007


Vocalist Michelle Cochrane, singer/keyboardist Robb Royer, bassist Tim Hallinan, and drummer Steve Cohn formed harmony pop quartet the Pleasure Fair in Los Angeles in 1966.
Group was also known by several other names including The Rainy Day People.

The first solo album of the architect of the Mamas & Papas sound, John Phillips.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Nice hippie folk from Brasil with a different female vocal.(1978)

This is wonderful, and the bonus tracks are a great addition!The vocals and lyrics are great, as with all early caravan, and there are great instrumental ideas as well. There is an ensemble sound, and great grooves on the jamming.

I am posting this really old 20's jug band music. Right On!

Tuesday, September 18, 2007


I bet I would've done this one earlier if I hadn't threatened to do so in my profile blurb. Oh well, we've gotten to it now, and this stands as the Small Faces prime psychedelic moment. It is their best album, but I'd still hand someone the Immediate Singles as an introduction before this.The band's psychedelic window dressings are much denser on this disc than on their previous recordings. Even with the amped-up freakiness, I can't help but think that these guys are R&B rockers at heart. Fortunately the band used this dichotomy as an asset which is none more apparent than on this album.

Previously unreleased Psychedelic Folk album from 1970 by Susan Christie, a Philly based sophomore folk singer who had one novelty hit for a major label in the late '60s. This album, which featured her psychedelic take on Country standards and hand crafted tales of inner-city solitude backed by a Folk-Funk rhythm section, was not considered commercially viable and shelved...until now! Uber-legend John Hill produced the album which features 8 tracks including a 12 minute 'drugsploitation' epic called 'Yesterday - Where's My Mind' featuring Susan flipping vocal styles between Janis Joplin and Margo Guryan. Finders Keepers. 2006.