The Keggs - To Find Out (1967)

"A band so hated in their hometown Detroit they had to change their name after every show they played".
This track features some primal screaming, unintelligible lyrics, drunken vocals and a discordant guitar track that melts the ears. Perfect recipe for a rock and roll classic.

Monkeys a Go Go

Who doesn't love cheap ripoff records like this one, cover versions of Monkees hits like "A Little Bit Me"  recorded by "The Chimps"? Get Monkeys a Go Go at Red Telephone 66.

Your Uncle Grizzly - The Chimps

Les Surfs - Je Me Fais Du Cinema

I love them so much. You must also watch this and especially this.

Let's Live for Today! Yeah!

Oh,. I finally get it - the Grass Roots. And hey! Jimmy Durante! Met him when I was 10. The reason I'm posting this, though, is that the stripey shirted lad is Creed Bratton of The Office. I know you all know this already, but indulge me anyway. Or, live for today, if you will.

workin in the coal mine goin down down down

A Man From the Coal Mine - Os Keepers



From Musica dos Anos 60

Black Bottom

Satchmo! Jolson! Some Italian Guy!
Black Bottom - Marcello Marchesi

 

Die blonden Mädchen

So I couldn't find the real EP cover for Antoine's Die blonden Mädchen, but I liked this one showing (I hope) the same Antoine, looking all green and dreamy.

Dig the nod to Sabre Dance in Die blonden Mädchen from Merci Cheri! Das is Wunderbar.

Yanti Bersaudara

I apologize for my sloth, I have been remiss in my duties lately--it has been ages since I have posted a link to an Indonesian sister group dressed like flight attendants.

And here is the sloth I am apologizing for. 

Peppino's Marziani

Peppino di Capri - I Marziani
from Generazioni e "PICK-UP"

SHHH, Here They Come.....

A surprise party? For ME? Why, I had no IDEA, honestly. Oddly enough, I just happen to be carrying La "Surprise-Partie Teenagers 63" with me that is ideal for the occasion.....with music from Françoise Hardy, Les Fantômes, José Salcy, .and other people with weird characters in their names that I don't have on my provincial keyboard so I was forced to cut and paste from the blog post, hence the bold print.

Roberto Seto: Bayamo y el Cha Cha Cha

Los Bric a Brac

Live show from Chile's Los Bric a Brac, recorded in 1968. From La Nueva Ola con Lufaro.

Mi Abeula Bailo Sirilla:

Savage Love

No other love will do but your savage love...