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1.1 Pleasant Valley Sunday (Single Version) - the Monkees1.2 Kicks - Paul Revere and the Raiders1.3 Let Her Dance - Bobby Fuller Four1.4 But You're Mine - Sonny and Cher1.5 Tomorrow's Girl - Merrell and the 'Xiles1.6 Sand - Lee Hazlewood with Suzi Jane Hokom1.7 Acid Head - the Velvet Illusions 8 Along Comes Mary - the Association1.8 Don't Say No - Ruthann Friedman1.9 Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon) -The Mamas and the Papas1.10 I Cried My Eyes Out - the Misunderstood1.11 Our Love Should Last1.12 Forever - the Whatt Four1.13 Wanted: Dead or Alive - the Rogues1.14 The Wind Blows Your Hair (Demo Version) - the Seeds1.15 My Baby's Barefoot - the Syndicate1.16 Point of No Return - the Music Machine1.17 Chicanery - the Royal Teens1.18 Keep Your Mind Open -Kaleidoscope1.19 A Child's Guide to Good and1.20 Evil - West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band1.21 Floating Downstream on An Inflatable Rubber Raft - the Second Helping1.22 Let's Live for Today - the Grass Roots1.23 She Sends Me - the Roosters1.24 (Cause) You Don't Love Me - the Odds and Ends1.25 Help Yourself - the Sanctions1.26 I'm Going Back to New York1.27 City - Somebody's Chyldren1.28 The Trip - Kim Fowley1.29 Say What You Mean - Glad1.30 Come Looking for Me - Diane Hildebrand1.31 Where Do We Go from Here -The New Wave1.32 New Hard Times - Stone Poneys1.33 Hungry Freaks, Daddy - the Mothers of Invention1.34 Zig-Zag Wanderer - Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band Computer Girl - Urban Renewal Project1.35 The Most Up Till Now - the Peanut Butter Conspiracy1.36 It Won't Always Be the Same -The Millennium1.37 The Music Scene - Fapardokly1.38 Just Can't Wait - the Prophets of Old1.39 She Got Me - the Misunderstood1.40 Makin' Deals - the Satans1.41 Viet Nam - Bobby Jameson1.42 With None Shoes - the Leaves1.43 Be Happy, Baby - the Odds and Ends1.44 Tears in My Eyes - the Royal Teens1.45 Sunshine Girl (Promo-Only Stereo Mix) - the Parade Mr Richland's Favorite Song- Nilsson1.46 Do You Like Worms (Roll Plymouth Rock) - the Beach Boys1.47 Always You - Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends1.48 Carnival Song - Tim Buckley1.49 Fire Engine Sky - Michael Blodgett1.50 I'm Not Living Here -Sagittarius1.51 Don't Turn the Light Off -The Churchill Downs1.52 No Shame - the Touch (Hunger)1.53 Uncle Jack - Spirit1.54 August Mademoiselle -Children of the Mushroom1.55 Long Time - the Rose Garden1.56 Run- the Candy Company1.57 Too Many People - Jim and the Lords1.58 Just Wanna Be Myself - the No-N-Mees1.59 Say It with a Smile - the Heros1.60 Move with the Dawn - Mark Eric1.61 Yellow Brick Road - Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band1.62 She Comes in Colors - Love1.63 Time Will Show the Wiser1.64 (Album Version) - the Merry-Go- Round1.65 John Works Hard - the Laughing Wind1.66 Calm Me Down (Promo Single Version) - the Human Expression Why (Alternative Version) - the Byrds1.67 I Can Only Give You Everything-The Heros1.68 Golden Apples of the Sun -Grains of Sand1.69 Yesterday Holds on - Moorpark1.70 Intersection Windy - Ruthann Friedman1.71 Do I Have to Come Right Out1.72 And Say It - Buffalo Springfield1.73 Drivin' Sideways (On a One-Way Street) - Merrell Fankhauser and H.M.S. Bounty1.74 9 O'Clock Business Man - the Peppermint Trolley Company1.75 The Great Banana Hoax (Extended Mix) - the Electric Prunes1.76 Isha - Chris and Craig1.77 Sit with the Guru - Strawberry Alarm Clock1.78 Trip on Me - the Forum1.79 Road to Nowhere - Hearts and Flowers1.80 So You Say You Lost Your1.81 Baby - Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers1.82 Luxury Liner - International Submarine Band1.83 Runnin' on Back - Del Shannon1.84 She Sleeps Alone - the Parade1.85 Pipe Dream - Chad and Jeremy1.86 End of the Line - Boystown1.87 Summer Magic* - the Paper Fortress1.88 Cut Your Lawn - the Chyldren1.89 A Girl I Knew (Single Version) - Steppenwolf1.90 Flowers and Beads - Iron Butterfly1.91 Black Roses - Clear Light1.92 Hippy Town - Georgy and the Velvet Illusions |
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.. Villains - The Sound Of Los Angeles 1965-68 |
 | Description: | A four-hour, 90-track overview of the Los Angeles music scene between 1965 and 1968 â?¢ Featuring a dazzling combination of major league LA players, enduring cult acts and ultra-rare garage punk 45s â?¢ Housed in a stylish clamshell box that includes a heavily illustrated and annotated (more than 20,000 words) 80-page bound booklet, â??Heroes and Villainsâ?? is a fascinating four-hour trip into the heart of the late â??60s LA music goldmine. After The Beatles captivated a generation with their appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, the Los Angeles music scene moved beyond the previously-dominant surf, hot-rod and girl group discs to fashion a spirited response to the British Invasion. Hollywood studios and the Sunset Strip teen clubs played host to a thrilling assortment of bands, with such names as The Byrds, Sonny And Cher and the increasingly ambitious Brian Wilson leading the charge as LA established itself in 1965 as Americaâ??s leading music city. The scene moved on to encompass Psychedelia, Sunshine Pop and Proto-Hard Rock before August 1969â??s horrific Tate-LaBianca murders traumatised LAâ??s music community and brought the freewheeling â??60s to a shocking, apocalyptic end. â??Heroes and Villains: The Sound of LA 1965-68â?? charts the entire cataclysmic scene, with classic hits from The Monkees, Paul Revere And The Raiders, The Association and The Grass Roots joined by vital cuts from Love, The Byrds, The Beach Boys, The Mothers Of Invention, Captain Beefheart, Buffalo Springfield and The Mamas And The Papas. Featuring enduring cult names (Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Seeds, Electric Prunes), the new breed of Singer-Songwriter (Tim Buckley, Nilsson), the emerging wave of Heavy bands (Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly), nascent Country-Rockers (Gene Clark, Stone Poneys, Gram Parsonsâ?? International Submarine Band) and studio-based, Beach Boys-inspired harmony Pop acts (Sagittarius, The Millennium, The Parade). In among the unreleased-at-the-time demos, alternative versions and first-time releases, thereâ??s a raft of hugely obscure Garage Punk 45s â?? many from bands now stepping forward to tell their story for the first time, including The Satans (the notorious â??Makinâ?? Dealsâ??), Somebodyâ??s Chyldren (Hollywood legend Mae Westâ??s backing band on her brace of 1966 albums), The Prophets of Old, The Heros and The Odds And Ends. - .. VILLAINS - THE SOUND OF LOS ANGELES 1965-68Three CDs. A four-hour, 90-track overview of the Los Angeles music scene between 1965 and 1968. Featuring a dazzling combination of major league LA players, enduring cult acts and ultra-rare garage punk 45s. Housed in a stylish clamshell box that includes a heavily illustrated and annotated 80-page bound booklet, Heroes and Villains is a fascinating four-hour trip into the heart of the late '60s LA music goldmine. Heroes and Villains: The Sound of LA 1965-68 charts the entire cataclysmic scene, with classic hits from The Monkees, Paul Revere And The Raiders, The Association and The Grass Roots joined by vital cuts from Love, The Byrds, The Beach Boys, The Mothers Of Invention, Captain Beefheart, Buffalo Springfield and The Mamas And The Papas. Featuring enduring cult names (Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Seeds, Electric Prunes), the new breed of Singer-Songwriter (Tim Buckley, Nilsson), the emerging wave of Heavy bands (Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly), nascent Country-Rockers (Gene Clark, Stone Poneys, Gram Parsons' International Submarine Band) and studio-based, Beach Boys-inspired harmony Pop acts (Sagittarius, The Millennium, The Parade). In among the unreleased-at-the-time demos, alternative versions and first-time releases, there's a raft of hugely obscure Garage Punk 45s - many from bands now stepping forward to tell their story for the first time, including The Satans (the notorious 'Makin' Deals'), Somebody's Chyldren (Hollywood legend Mae West's backing band on her brace of 1966 albums), The Prophets of Old, The Heros and The Odds And Ends.Clamshell box containing 3 discs in individually designed card sleeves plus an 80-page perfect bound booklet with track-by-track liner notes, pictures and credits.
1-1. Screen Gems/EMI Music Ltd. · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/542298-The-Monkees-Pleasant-Valley-Sunday-Words]7", Colgems 66-1007[/url], 7/67 · ? 1967 WEA International Inc. Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
1-2. Screen Gems/EMI Music Ltd. · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1577240-Paul-Revere-And-The-Raiders-Featuring-Mark-Lindsay-Kicks]7", Columbia 4-43556[/url], 2/66 · ? 1966 Sony Music Entertainment. Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited.
1-3. Edward Kassner Music Co Ltd. · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/3087054-Bobby-Fuller-Four-Let-Her-Dance]7", Mustang 3006[/url], 6/65 · ? 1965 WEA International Inc. Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
1-4. Carlin Music Corp/Warner Chappell Artemis Music Ltd. · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1913699-Sonny-Cher-But-Youre-Mine-Hello]7", Atco 45-6381[/url], 9/65 · ? 1965 WEA International Inc. Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
1-5. Oval Music Ltd. · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/6707533-Merrell-And-The-Xiles-Tomorrows-Girl-When-I-Get-Home]7", Glenn 426[/url], 4/67 · ? 1967 licensed courtesy of Merrell Fankhauser.
1-6. Universal Music Publishing Limited · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4805537-Lee-Hazlewood-Sand-My-Autumns-Done-Come]7", MGM K 13490[/url], 3/66 · ? 1966 Universal Records, a division of UMG Records, Inc. Licensed courtesy of Universal Music Operations Ltd.
1-7. Copyright Control · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/5853837-Velvet-Illusions-Acid-Head-She-Was-The-Only-Girl]7", Tell T-700[/url], 5/67 · ? 1967 Steve Weed, under licence to Cherry Red Records Ltd.
1-8. Universal Music Publishing Limited · Original release: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1913863-The-Association-Along-Comes-Mary]7", |  | No. of tracks: |
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