Fifty Foot Hose was perhaps one of the strangest music groups to emerge in California. Their psychedelic offerings were an experimental mix of jazz influences, early electronica, and rock. The band released a single album in 1967 titled Caldron and …
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Hapsash & the Coloured Coat was a design duo in London – Michael English and Nigel Waymouth – and produced marvellous posters and two underground albums with decidely weird and psychedelic overtones, undertones and in-between tones, wails and hollers. Rough …
The Free Spirits are credited with releasing the first Jazz Rock album. Originally formed as a jazz group they released an album in 1967 titled Out of Sight and Sound and they certainly were. The late Larry Coryell, guitarist extraordinaire, …
The Creation from UK were part of the beat groups from London. Their second album was released in 1967 titled We are Paintermen – as mysterious as you could be, and their music could be described as off kilter pop, …
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Ten Years After legends before their time released their debut self-titled album in 1967 and is rated at #195 on the Best Ever Albums charts. Their first album can be described as rock blues, featuring mostly covers, whilst the remainder …
Yep there’s more. Psych rockers The Litter released an unrehearsed monster with Distortions, rollicking around the studio with raga, drone and rock, and disappearing shortly after. The album was rated at #236 on the Best Ever Albums charts for 1967 and …
UK Band, Art, with three members of what would become the fabled Spooky Tooth released an intriguing album in 1967 titled – Supernatural Fairy Tales. It was a year of lysergic urgency and experimentation. Listen in. Spooky Tooth subsequently came together …
Just adding a few more lost psychedelic obscurities to our mysterious trip through the back pages of 1967. Canadian Group – The Paupers – released two albums during their brief career. Their first album – Magic People – was released in …
The psychedelic mood of exploration within the rock music scene in 1967 brought us some weird and obscure albums. Check out The Dream from Norway, long forgotten northerners experimenting in the Scandinavian darkness, and their 1967 album Get Dreamy rated …
Postcode of Berties Discoteque (3000) Downunder, winter is entering its second month and the slumbering population is roused by an announcement by the Postmaster-General that a new system of post codes, replacing the older alpha numeric codes, would commence forthwith. …
