Ultimate 16- Ultimate 60's Garage Band Rock

Garage Rock Classics Garage Rock Classics features 25 "must have" 60s Garage Rock hits (with three bonus live tracks), plus many highly sought-after tracks found nowhere else that are making their CD debut. Liner notes by Mike Stax, editor of the garage-punk fanzine Ugly Things.	Nuggets: A Classic Collection From the Psychedelic Sixties	Dick Bartley Presents: Classic Oldies 1965-1969 Dick Bartley, the best-loved oldies DJ in America, presents 18 tracks from the Golden Age of Top 40, a wide open era when bubblegum pop like Boyce & Hart's "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight" could play alongside crazed psychedelic rock like Arthur Brown's "Fire." In these days o...	One Hit Wonders	Hard to Find 45s on CD, Volume 6: More 60's Classics 21 really hard-to-find HIGH-CHARTING HITS! Seventeen of these songs made the Top 20. All tracks digitally mastered from the best available analog sources (master tapes in most cases), all but 7 in TRUE STEREO! Detailed 8-page booklet. A must for collectors & sixties enthusiasts.
Dick Bartley Presents: One Hit Wonders of the '60s, Vol. 2	Help! (Deluxe Edition) Disc 1 (96 minutes)-HELP! Theatrical MovieDigitally restored and newly created 5.1 soundtrack.Disc 2 (57 minutes)- The Beatles in Help! 30 minute documentary about the making of the film with Richard Lester the cast and crew. Includes exclusive behind the scenes footage of The Be...	Millennium 60's Rock Party	Dick Bartley Presents: One Hit Wonders of the '60s, Vol. 1 Nationally syndicated radio show host Dick Bartley has painstakingly compiled this priceless series featuring performers who only enjoyed 15 minutes-or, more accurately, 2:30-of fame on the pop charts during the '60s. Many tracks make their CD debut!	Very Best of Herman's Hermits Massively popular 60's beat combo, the Hermits were commercially only a couple of rungs below the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. They had 20 singles in the Top 40 in England and America between 1964 and 1970. This comprehensive 2 CD Collection features 'I'm Into Something Good',...

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Dwight Twilley Band as a sixties garage band? Think again-- I'm on Fire debuted in 1975.

i have a lot these songs already, but.....................................
i bought this on sale at estba uyba gambling TALK TALK would be in stereo.it was! quick breakdown: mono/ 1,2,7,8,13,16. stereo/3,4,5,6,9,10,11,12,14,15. trk 6: PSYCHOTIC REACTION is the FAKE STEREO version that's been around for decades. I LOVE YOU by PEOPLE is mono but is panned mostly to the left channel, should be centered. SURFIN' BIRD reminds me so much of the RAMONES.i'm glad to have it in collection now. ARE YOU A BOY OR ARE YOU A GIRL is excellent quality. the only other cd i have of the song was mastered from noisy vinyl. all together ain't bad!

Some Hard to Find Classics
Unlike most of "various artist" 60's collections which all seem to feature the same selection of songs, "The Ultimate 60's Garage Band Rock" CD has a lot of tracks that are hard to find anywhere else. And many of these otherwise lost songs are actually quite good. Unless you are a compulsive classic rock radio station listener, many of the selections are songs you will not have heard for 30 years. "Louie Louie" is easy to find on other CD's. Of the many hard to find tracks: several are dogs ("Are You a Boy Or Are You a Girl", "I Love You", and "I'm on Fire") best forgotten; several are nothing special but have a degree of nostalgia value ("Dirty Water", "Little Girl", "Time Won't Let Me", "Baby Let's Wait"); most are genuine classics ("Nobody But Me", Psychotic Reaction", "California Sun", "Little Bit O'Soul", "I Live for the Sun", "Talk Talk", "Susie Baby"); and one is immortal "Surfin' Bird". Then again, what do I know? I'm only a child.