With their only release in 1958, come The Southlanders with a real kicker titled "The Wiggle" !! On the rare CASTLE label.

The Southlanders-The Wiggle

A one hit wonder, placing in the top 25 was the claim to fame for The Busters. Their surf instrumental "Bust Out" on the ARLEN label...sure does mooove!!






The Busters-Bust Out

My wife & I are heading to Las Vegas for a few nites....


Willie J. Jones-Rock and Roll Dice

This song influenced and was covered by more than a few including Elvis. This is the original version and NO it's not the same band from the '70s..... !!!

The Eagles-Tryin'To Get To You

Out of Tampa Florida, circa 1966 comes the only release by The Split Ends. A loud punker with good fuzz guitar!

The Split Ends-Rich With Nothin'

Going a step further with collectable / rare ones... from 1963 come The Squires which featured a lad name Neil Young. Cool instrumental that matched others from the period.

The Squires-The Sultan

One of the COOOLEST girl garage 45s EVER... came out of Michigan on the hip HIDEOUT label. This one had me searchin' for awhile right after I first heard it. Featuring a young Suzi Quatro plus her two sisters. The Pleasure Seekers 45rpm is a rare one that brings big $$ in the collector's circles. Crank it and grab "an ice cold bottle of Stroh's" !!!



The Pleasure Seekers-What A Way To Die

The Pleasure Seekers-Never Thought You'd Leave Me

Trying to keep sane in the middle of an Arizona summer. From 1965, The Capers serve up a tall cool one!

The Capers-Iced Tea

I first heard this song as done by The Fendermen. It took me a while to dig up the original version by Johnny Faire. Both versions...real mooovers!!


Johnny Faire-Bertha Lou

Here's an early effort (demo actually) by Syd Barrett and band mates recorded in 1965. This pre-dates them as Pink Floyd and was never released until recently.

Pink Floyd-Lucy Leave