#FREAKBEAT

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The In Crowd - Things She Says (1965)

The In Crowd eventually became English psych band Tomorrow, but on this b-side of their first single, they're playing absolutely ferocious mod rock. (Maybe that's because it's before Steve Howe joined.)

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Tracklist:

Run Run Run • Boris The Spider • I Need You • Whiskey Man • Heatwave • Cobwebs And Strange • Don't Look Away • See My Way • So Sad About Us • A Quick One, While He's Away

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FROM THE PERSONAL COLLECTION OF MICK JONES -- FROM THE ROCK N ROLL PUBLIC LIBRARY ARCHIVES.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on assorted pages from the 1977 fanzine put together by THE RINGS punk band, to promote their Chiswick Records single "I Wanna Be Free," featuring Twink.

The zine also includes much on punk precursors The Pink Fairies and a bit on The Pretty Things, plus a brief piece on Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd, and the Stars band in 1972, from the shelves of the Rock n roll Public Library and the personal collection of Mick Jones (THE CLASH, BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE).

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3429268594872618993.

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Golden Cups - This bad girl / Toshio Matsumoto - Funeral Parade of Roses

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1967

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WYLD! WYLD! WYLD! vol.4 (60’s Garage Rock Party!!!)

. 60’s Punks never get old. Here’s brand new volume of your favorite “Wyld!” series. This one is a mix of Surfadelic favorite US 60’s punkerz and worldwide 60’s garage/freakbeat savages from Oz, UK, Holland, Sweden, and even Island. 24 trax of kick ass ancient, prehistoric punkers featuring The Caravelles, The Chentelles, The Torquays, The Gentlemen, Count Five, Question Mark & The Mysterians,…

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Les Fleur de Lys, 1967

Les Fleur de Lys have been crowned with inventing the genre of Rock n’ Roll known as “Freakbeat” & unfortunately, they seem to be criminally unknown. They released a string of singles on Andrew Loog-Oldham’s Immediate Records that seemed to never hit top of the charts. Their cover of the Pete Townshend penned psychedelic rocker “Circles (Instant Party)” absolutely crushes the original. (I’m sure even Pete would agree.) Funnily enough produced by Shel Talmy, who produced The Who’s earliest hits.

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The Hobo's Last Ride

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(Le Mans gigs booking )

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The Hobo's Last Ride

Poem by Bonnie Elizabeth Parker

Bonnie Parker wrote this folk poem, credited to A. L. Kirby late 19th century, from memory with some substitutions, into her bank book from The First National Bank Of Burkburnett Texas, along with 9 other poems, during her stay in the Kaufman County Jail in 1932. Bonnie changed the original line of ''The Engineer with his oil and waste'' to her substitution of ''The Engineer with his coal and oil'', probably because she did not understand the meaning of ''waste''. Waste were the oil soaked rags used to wick oil to old style plain bearings.

The Hobo's Last Ride

01: In the Dodge City yards of the Santa Fe Stood a ''freight'' made up for the East The Engineer with his coal and oil Was grooming his iron beast 02: While ten cars back in the murky dust A box car door swung wide And a hobo lifted his ''pal'' inside To start on his last long ride 03: A lantern swung and the freight pulled out The Engine gathered speed The Engineer pulled the throttle wide And clucked to his iron steed 04: While ten cars back in an empty box The hobo rolled a ''pill'' And the flaring match showed his partners face Stark white and deathly still 05: The train wheels clicked on the coupling joints The song for the ''ramblers'' ears And the hobo talked to the still white ''form'' His ''pal'' for many a year 06: For a mighty long time we've rambled Jack With the luck of men that roam With the back door steps for a dining room And the box car for a home 07: We dodged the ''Bulls'' on the eastern route And the Laws on the Chesapeake We travelled the Leadville Narrow Gauge In the days of Cripple Creek 08: We drifted down through sunny Cal On the rails of the old S.P. Of all you had through good and bad A half always belonged to me 09: You made me promise Jack If I lived and you ''cashed in'' To take you back to the old grave yard And bury you there with your kin 10: You seemed to know I would keep my word For you said that I was ''wise'' Well I'm keeping my promise to you ''pal'' Cause I'm taking you home to night 11: I hadn't the money to send you there So I'm taking you back on the ''fly'' It's the decent way for a ''Bo'' to go Home to the by and by 12: I knew that fever had you Jack And that doctor just wouldn't come He was too busy treating the wealthy folks To doctor a worn out ''bum'' 13: As the train rolled over it's ribbon of steel Straight through to the East it sped The Engineer in his high cab seat Kept his eyes on the rails ahead 14: While ten cars back in the empty box The lonely hobo sighed For the days of old and his ''pal'' so cold Who was taking his last long ride END

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The Creation - Try And Stop Me 

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Happy 79th birthday to Eddie Phillips of The Creation, first guitarist to use a violin bow with a guitar

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The Creation - Through My Eyes (1967)

Heavy Freakbeat

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Tracklist:

Armenia City In The Sky • Heinz Baked Beans • Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand • Odorono • Tattoo • Our Love Was • I Can See For Miles • Can't Reach You • Medac • Relax • Silas Stingy • Sunrise • Rael (1 And 2)

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THE DAY WHEN SPEEDFREAK ROCK 'N' ROLL, TWEE POP, & PROGRESSIVE POP/ROCK COLLIDED.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on Lemmy Kilmister of MOTÖRHEAD, Rachel Bor (guitar/vocals) of DOLLY MIXTURE, and Roy Wood (THE MOVE, ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA, & WIZZARD), undated, c. early to mid '80s (I'm guessing), definitely taken somewhere in the UK, though.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3312290794311188208.

[joanofarc]

slow motion, the magicians (1968).