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THE DEL-FI RARITIES - Surfaris, Bobby Fuller Four, De-Fenders, Gonzos,...
This is real, I mean REAL COOL collection of instros & few vocals from famous 60's Surf/Hot Rod label DEL-FI. Don't miss it. A BOB KEENE PRODUCTION, Dig!!!1. Church Key-The Gonzos2. Thunder...
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THE ECSTASY OF GOLD Vol.4-26 Killer Bullets from the Spaghetti West
The best and most diverse set yet in the Spaghetti Western compilation series with loads of great nuggets mined from a slew of cult classics, and relatively obscure European-produced westerns of the...
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THE VENTURES - A Go-Go [1965] Mono/Stereo
Japanese version of '65 Lp with a different track listing than the similarly titled western release. Here you got great instros like Ten Seconds To Heaven, 2000 Pound Bee, Go Go Slow, Night Stick, A Go...
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THE ROMANCERS - The Slauson Shuffle [1963]
Before the Premiers, Cannibal & the Headhunters, and The Blendells, there was The Romancers. The Romancers were the first East L.A. Chicano band to record an album and were the main influence of...
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THE SONICS - Full Force [1984] Vinyl Rip!!!
I know, You know, everyone should know by now... But then again, here are these 60's "Northwest Punkers" at [almost] FULL FORCE in ULTRA-MONAURAL Surfadelic vinyl rip of this 80's Etiquette Rec....
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SOUNDS INCORPORATED - Tarzan [1962 - 1966]
Sounds Incorporated were a saxophone-led instrumental style sextet, from Dartford, Kent, England. The group formed in 1961 and had their first taste of success backing Gene Vincent for his UK tour as a...
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SCREAMING LORD SUTCH - Rock & Horror [1982]
R-billy/rhythm & blues similar to Dr.Feelgood but with Trashy/Horror themes & stuff. It's a SCREAMING LORD Monster Rock! You're gonna Screem And Screem again. Dig!***
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THE ATTACK - About Time! [Definitive Mod-Pop Collection 1966-68]
2009 collection from the under-appreciated '60s Mod outfit including all four Decca singles plus previously unreleased material. Making up the four great bands of the 1966 Pop-apocalypse were The Who,...
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Songs The NEW YORK DOLLS Taught Us [14 Original Versions Of Songs Covered By...
14 classic R&B/Rock'n'Roll tunes from 50's & 60's covered by your favorite Dolls. Featuring Bo Diddley, Sonny Boy Williamson, Eddie Cochran, Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, Larry Williams,...
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LES SAUTERELLES - The Columbia Recordings 1965 - 1967
The Columbia Recordings 1965-1967 is basically a reissue of Les Sauterelles' 1966 debut LP with nine bonus tracks, the extras including a few outtakes, the 1965 non-LP single "Hong Kong"/"Janet," and...
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Infamous INSTRO-MONSTERS of Rock'n'Roll vol.3 [1957-1962]
The instromonsters are back for a thrilling third installment of all-instrumental Rock 'n' Roll! Surfadelic is proud to present another super-cool volume of 50's & 60's high octane Rock'n'Roll...
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TONY JOE WHITE - Black And White [1968]
Tony Joe White has parlayed his songwriting talent into a modestly successful country and rock career in Europe as well as America. Born July 23, 1943, in Goodwill, Louisiana, White was born into a...
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TONY JOE WHITE - ...Continued [1969] + Bonus Trax
"The river was dark and muddyAnd the moon was on the riseAnd all of the creatures in the swamplandHad woke up to feed for the night"Ooh-Wee Baby! The story "Continued" on his '692nd slab of Swamp Rock...
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TONY JOE WHITE - Tony Joe [1970]
The 3rd and last T.J.White slab for Monument Rec. featured singles "High Sheriff of Calhoun Parrish" and "Save Your Sugar For Me". It was recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Nashville and Lyn-Lou Studios,...
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TONY JOE WHITE - Tony Joe White [1971]
Tony Joe White's self-titled third album, Tony Joe White, finds the self-proclaimed swamp fox tempering his bluesy swamp rockers with a handful of introspective, soul-dripping ballads and introducing...
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THE BOBBY FULLER FOUR - KRLA King Of The Wheels [1965]
Producer Bob Keane and disc jockeys from KRLA radio station in Los Angeles helped conceive the idea for this album. The KRLA Top Eliminator was a customized dragster made to help promote KRLA. The...
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BOOKER T. & THE MG's - Soul Dressing [1965]
Their second slab is a collection of non-hit singles released in the previous years, but it's more consistent and better than the famous debut lp. Featuring such cool R&B/Soul instros asSoul...
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SURFADELIC SUNSET [Sun's Going Down Instro Celebration]
This is an "Vintage" Surfadelic collection of mostly laid back Surfin'/Hot Rod instrumentals, inspired by some beautiful late summer sunsets. Nothin' new here, just some lazy hot afternoon impressions....
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SLY & THE FAMILY STONE - Life [1968] Vinyl Rip!!!
Just a matter of months after Dance to the Music, Sly & the Family Stone turned around and delivered Life, a record that leapfrogged over its predecessor in terms of accomplishment and achievement....
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SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE - Old Town Blues Vol.1 [Vinyl Rip!!]
16 tracks recorded in the 1950s for New York's Old Town label, most of which were unissued at the time. The core of this anthology is the 11 songs by Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, who do...
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