Girls in the Garage: Two big volumes of 1960s all-female underground garage rock.
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Girls in the Garage- Volume 1 and
Volume 2Vol. 11. What'll You Do Then / Denise
2. Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart / The Puppets
3. Bend Me, Shape Me / The Models
4. He's Not There Anymore / The Chymes
5. Hurtin' Kind / The Bittersweets
6. Those Ever-Lovin' Baby Blues / The Id
7. Come Back / The Belles
8. Melvin / The Belles
9. Up Down Sue / The Luv'd Ones
10. You Don't Love Me / Kim & Grim
11. The Girl He Needs / Lydia Marcelle
12. Medley of Junk / The Continental Co-ets
13. Only Seventeen / The Beattle-ettes
14. The Worst Record In The World / Aletha & The Memories
15. Oo Chang-a-Lang / The Blue Orchids
16. Chico's Girl / The Girls
17. How Do You Do It? / The Ladybugs
18. I'll Let You Hold My Hand / The Bootles
19. Tell Me / The Termites
20. Gonna Git That Man / The Sanshers
21. Nightmare / The Whyte Boots
22. Boy Is Gone / Lyn & The Invaders
23. Quite A Reputation / The Chymes
24. Don't Waste Me Time / The Daughters of Eve
25. I Don't Love You No More / The Continental Co-ets
26. Jungle Rock / The Chimes of Freedom
27. You Don't Love Me / The Starlets
Vol. 21. Go Back to Your Pontiac / Darby Sisters
2. Look for Another Love / Lonnies' Legends
3. Low Grades and High Fever / Lindy Lane
4. Cleo Cleopatra / Kari Lynn
5. Real Live Lover / Pat Downey & The Vistas
6. Turn Her Down / The Cupons
8. Tell Me That You Care / Ellaine & The Shandels
9. Hey Hey Ha Ha / Crazy Girls & the Javelins
10. I'm Never Gonna Cry Again / Joanna Gault
11. There You Go / Millie Rogers
12. Watermelon Man (Featuring Kari / Public Enemies
13. Hoochy Coo / Fatimas
14. You Just Gotta Know My Mind / Karen Verros
15. The Note / Venus Flytrap
16. I'm Not Gonna Do It / Little Frankie
17. Moon Beams / The Lawrence Comp
18. Want You / The Weekends
19. My Summer Love / Tammy & The Bachelors
19. Jelly Belly / Nai Bonet
20. Come on Home / Uncalled 4
21. Out of Your Mind / Lori Sanders
22. The Fool / S.H.E.
23. The Rider / Pussycats
24. Johnny Ande / Gale Haness
25. Take It Easy / Manuela Und Drafi
26. 7 Heures du Matin / Jacqueline Taib
27. You Cheated / Sunday & The Menn
28. He's Coming Home / The Indigos
Stripped-down late-70's Cleveland new-wave punk. The first Human Switchboard EP was mixed by Pere Ubu's David Thomas. 
Here are three 70's cult film scores from Japanese theatrical composer, J.A. Caesar (also sometimes spelled Seazer). The films, which I'll venture to describe as Japanese gothic arthouse horror, were directed by Caesar's longtime Tenjō Sajiki creative partner Shuji Terayama. Pretty wild stuff. (DL links at bottom)
"Tenshoutan"
Some of The Chameleons' best work is compiled on their Peel Sessions. Its beyond me why these haven't been reissued long ago. 
My buddy Greg made a great Cleoma Falcon compilation a few months back, after he realized there really wasn't one out there already. Nice work, buddy. And thanks. You've done us all a great service. 
Girls in the Garage: Two big volumes of 1960s all-female underground garage rock. 
Blo's first album. High quality Nigerian psychedelic rock. Following years in playing in various projects around Lagos, Blo formed as a trio (with B for Berkely “Ike” Jones –guitar-, L for Laolu “Akins” Akintobu -drums- and O for Mike “Gbenga” Odumosu –bass-) upon returning from a European tour under the band name Salt, which also featured Cream's Ginger Baker on drums. Chapter One was originally released on EMI (Nigeria) in 1972.
This is an older mix, but a good one- heavy on the soul & psych, with lots of good breaks. I made it a couple of years ago for my friend Torrance. Its named after the lead track, 22nd Century by Nina Simone. I later found out that this amazing song was originally written by Bahamian songwriter, Exuma. "The 22nd Century is the century of the Christian Era or Common Era in accordance with the Gregorian calendar." (Wikipedia) It also happens to be the subject of zillions of speculative sci-fi novels, including Noon: 22nd Century by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky (Russian version pictured above). The song, as a 9 minute "epic mystical speculative protest ballad" (my words), is also a fairly unorthodox way to start a mix. I reckon it won't be for everyone, but I just love it and besides it gets things going with a bang. The rest of the disc isn't bad either. 
O.V. Wright is classic Memphis deep soul. He's also criminally overlooked by the casual soul fan. These first three albums are probably the best, but you really can't go wrong with any of them. Wright also happens to be one of the most sampled artists in hip-hop history. 
Download: If It's Only For Tonight (1965)
Download:8 Men And 4 Women (1967)
Download:Nucleus Of Soul (1968)
Download:Memphis Unlimited (1973)
Download:The Bottom Line (1978)
British songwriter Roy Harper is difficult to box into a neat descriptive package. At times brilliant, rebellious, confusing, anachronistic, sad, crazy, strange or fun- Harper's well known for his excellent guitar work, but is perhaps most famous for being named in tribute on the closing track of Led Zeppelin III; "Hats off to (Roy) Harper". Needless to say, Page and Plant were big fans. In fact, Page plays on Harper's 1971 album Stormcock under the pseudonym "S. Flavius Mercurius". Anyway, he's pretty great....
Download: Sophisticated Beggar (1967) Listen: "Legend" & "October 12th"
Download: Come Out Fighting Genghis Smith (1968) Listen: "Freak Street"
Download: Folkjokeopus (1969) Listen: "Folkjokeopus Medley"
Download: Flat Baroque & Berserk (1970) Listen: "Another Day/ Tom Tiddlers Ground", "Francesca" & "Davey"
Download: Stormcock (1971) Listen: "Hors d'Oeuvres"
GC is very excited about Souljazz Records' latest collection; DEUTSCHE ELEKTRONISCHE MUSIK- EXPERIMENTAL GERMAN ROCK AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC 1972-83. Just look at the track list!
