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La Revolución De Emiliano Zapata were a Mexican Psychedelic Rock band, formed late 1960s.

Tracklist:

00:00 - Nasty Sex
07:27 - Melynda
12:34 - I Wanna Know (Quiero Saber)
16:22 - If You Want It (Si Tu Lo Quieres)
20:14 - Ciudad Perdida (Shit City)
24:53 - A King's Talks (Platicas De Un Rey)
29:27 - Still Don't (Not Yet) (Todavia Nada)
32:41 - At the Foot of the Mountain (Al Pie De La Montaña)
37:13 - Under Heavens (Bajo Los Cielos)

From the album, "Winds of Change."

From, "Psychonaut."

Obscure Krautrock band born out of a 60's jazz group featuring Belgian born keyboardist Joel Vandroogenbroeck, based in Switzerland. They are considered by many to be pioneers of early European psychedelic and spaced-out cosmic music.

From their 1973 self-titled album.

From their 1968 LP, "Ultimate Spinach."

From their 1968 LP, "Behold & See."

From their 1969 LP, "Solid Oak."

Footage: "The Mask," 1961.

From their 2010 album, "Phosphene Dream."

From their 1970 self-titled album.

The Brogues ‎- But Now I Find, a Single from 1965. The B-Side is, "Someday."

The Brogues are:
Rick Campbell: Guitar, Vocals
Eddie Rodrigues: Guitar, Vocals
Bill Whittington: Bass, Vocals
Greg Elmore: Drums
Gary Duncan (Gary Grubb, Gary Cole): Guitar, Vocals

From: Merced, California

Iota - Sing for You, Single from 1970. The B-Side is, "R.I.P."
USA

The Aquarian Age - 10,000 Words in a Cardboard Box, Single from 1968. The B-Side is, "Good Wizard Meets Naughty Wizard."

This 45 appeared on the Parlophone label in May 1968 and was recorded by two members of the recently defunct band Tomorrow. Drummer John ‘Twink’ Alder and bassist John ‘Junior’ Wood were joined on the single by Clem Cattini on drums and Nicky Hopkins on piano. The 45 was arranged and produced by Mark Wirtz (the mastermind behind the uncompleted A Teenage Opera project, which only yielded a couple of singles at the time), who had worked with Tomorrow on their self-titled album released in February 1968, an essential artifact in any collection of UK psychedelia.

‘10,000 Words In a Cardboard Box’ is a perfect slice of psychedelic pop, with prominent orchestration that adds to the impact of the song. It doesn’t always have to be about fuzz guitars!
Via Cosmic Mind at Play: https://cosmicmindatplay.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/classic-singles-98-the-aquarian-age-10000-words-in-a-cardboard-box-good-wizard-meets-naughty-wizard-1968/

The Flow - Get Up & Smile from the 1972 LP, "The Flow." Very few copies of the original remain, but it was re-issued in 1992.

The Flow were a trio from New York.

T.I.M.E. - Tripping Into Sunshine, from their 1968 self-titled LP. This was also released as the B-Side of the Single, "What Would Life Be Without It."

T.I.M.E. was a Los Angeles-based group originally called The Hardtimes, who renamed themselves T.I.M.E., which stands for Trust in Men Everywhere. Bassist Klaus Kassbaum, aka Nick St. Nicholas, later joined Steppenwolf.

Poe - Tune In, from the 1971 LP, "Up Through the Spiral."

Also known as, The Playboys of Edinburg, Poe was a five-piece band from McAllen, Texas. I can't get away from Texas.. it's in my blood.

1960s group from Baytown, Texas. The name of the band was inspired by the 6-foot iguana owned by a band member Alan Melinger.
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1342045-The-Iguanas-2

Blossom Toes - Look at Me I'm You, from the 1967 LP, "We Are Ever So Clean."

English Psychedelic Pop band active between 1967 and 1969. Initially known as The Ingoes.
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1014579-Blossom-Toes

Homer - Dandilion Wine (sometimes credited as "Dandelion Wine"), Single from 1969. The B-Side is "I Never Cared for You."

Rock / psychedelic rock band from San Antonio, Texas, USA, late 1960s to early 1970s.
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1478338-Homer-8

One Mile Ahead ‎- There Ain't No Use in Crying, Single from 1968. The B-Side is, "Contribution."
http://www.45cat.com/record/r2633

Formed in Albuquerque, NM, United States

Members:
Albert A. Simballa (vocals, bass)
Steve Bartlett (lead guitar)
Rob Fullmer (drums)
Larry Baker (rhythm guitar)

The Deep - Trip No. 76, from the 1966 LP, "Psychedelic Moods."
New York

Spontaneous Corruption - Freaky Girl, Single from 1968. The B-Side is, "Looking Glass of Time."

Spontaneous Corruption were a psychedelic rock trio from Cleveland, Ohio (1967-69) that included Danny Sheridan (bass), Kenny Hamlin (guitar), and Greg Giancola (drums). The band recorded a couple songs at Cleveland Recording and got it on Philips records through producer Roger Karshner. "Freaky Girl" was a band original and sounds like a bluesy snarl take off on Hendrix's "Purple Haze". The flip side "Looking Glass of Time" includes some outrageous non-sequiteurs like "Mr. Jones' kidney stones on the ground....a crack is running through my seam....". A local paper actually reviewed the record and gave a scathing put down! Danny Sheridan decided he wanted to try something different, so he formed Eli Radish. Greg Giancola later played with Deadly Earnest (while "hillbilly-ing" his name to G.G. Gregg) before starting a talent agency. Kenny Hamlin joined the Paper Train and later became an record executive in the Elektra-Asylum organization. Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1419669-Spontaneous-Corruption

The Village S.T.O.P. ‎- Vibration, B-Side of the 1969 Single, "North Country."
(Discogs has the A and B-Sides switched in their Tracklist.)

Canadian band from Stoney Creek (now Hamilton), Ontario formed in 1967. Lineup was Paul Marcoux (lead guitar), Steve Urech (rhythm guitar), Nick Urech (bass), Jim Hall (drums), and ex-British Modbeat Fraser Loveman (lead vocals). Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/2103251-The-Village-STOP

German rock trio, formed in Stuttgart in 1968.

A Dom
B Devil's Grandma

The Apryl Fool - Tomorrow's Child, from the 1969 LP, "Apryl Fool."

Short-lived (although influential) Japanese psychedelic rock group, formed in Feb 1969 from members of The Floral together with Haruomi Hosono, dissolved later that same year when Hosono went on to form Happy End.
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/510372-Apryl-Fool

Cykle - Do My Thing, from the 1969 LP, "Cykle."

During the spring of 1968, songwriter and drummer Jimmy Sossamon heard a local group, the Glory Cykle, that impressed him so much that he approached them about becoming their manager, which they agreed to. The band -- guitarists Ralph Stevens and Jeff Hardin, bassist Grady Pope, organist Rick Wilson, and drummer/vocalist Ken Allen -- practiced at the studio Sossamon had built in his parent's garage, and by the end of the year, Sossamon had assumed the drumming duties to free up Allen as lead vocalist. They also shortened the band name to Cykle, and in early 1969, began recording an album consisting entirely of Sossamon originals. The resultant eponymous LP was pressed in small quantities later that year.
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1060174-Cykle

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