Apollos: Target Love _{From Pebbles vol. 13.}

A great great fuzz punker recorded in 1965 by this Virginia band (991 KB)

Backdoor Society: I'm The Kind _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 21, Ohio part 2.}

A great song. It reminds me a little of Blues Magoos' Pipe Dream just more punkish and dirty though. From '66 (1.10 MB)

Caravelles: Lovin' Just My Style _{From Pebbles vol.8.}

Download this cool garage song feut. great rave-up moments. (1.33 MB)

Chaz & the Classics: Girl Of the 13th Hour _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 11 - Texas part 1.}

A weird almost psyched and fanatic punk song, really unique I think. From Texas and the year? 1966 of course! (1.15 MB)

Craig: I Must Be Mad _{From Pebbles vol.7.}

Yes, this guy IS really mad. Check out this insane psycho rave-up song, please. (1.21 MB)

Daze Of the Week: One Night Stand _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 22 - the South part 2.}

A superb punk song with a cathy riff, some great lyrics and feat. good bass work. From 1966 (1.22 MB)

Heard: Stop It Baby _{From Pebbles vol.7.}

Agressive, arrogant Texas r'n'b-inspired punk anno 1966, as we all love it! (1.07 MB)

Larry & the Blue Notes: In & Out _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 11 - Texas part 1.}

Also one of my favourites. Larry's best song: Fanatic, wild etc etc. = a complete killer!! TEXAS KICKS ASS!! (932 KB)

Mustard Men: I Lost My Baby _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 15 - Wisconsin part 2.}

The most pleasant song in this collection. An example how brilliantly some bands were able to play without fuzz or wildness - it just rocks you socks off anyway, amazing! (1.25 MB)

Nobody's Children: Good Times _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties, vol. 11 - Texas part 1.}

This one is totally unique. It contains a really bluesy/psyched guitar that is NOT able to control itself and some really atypical lyrics too. Don't be a chicken, check it out! (1.24 MB)

Our Gang: Careless Love _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties vol. 18 - Colorado.}

Great British-inspired R'n' B-punk feat. lots of mouth organ. (1.07 MB)

Trolls: I Don't Recall _{From Highs in the Mid Sixties vol. 18 - Colorado.}

A fantastic garage/pop song - this is a great combination of tuff garage guitars and snotty vocals and a Creation-like pop song. (1.07 MB)

The Rivals: Got Love If You Want It

And now for something completely different! An old single from Denmark anno January 1965. Actually I bought this one very cheaply and thought it was crap! But it showed up to be the best Danish single I have ever heard from the sixties- and I must say it really beats every other version I have ever heard of the song, including the Kinks!! (1.35 MB)