Turntable spins with The Blossom Toes, The Novells, The Tangerine Peel and The Young Rascals.

Staggering through thee basement of your mind with: The Night Times, The Jack Cades, The Crimson Shadows, The Highspeed V and The Flashback Five. Swedish girl Britt Lonestrom is the cover star. Her photo was published in Parade magazine, 25th January, 1969.

Turntable spins include: Davy Jones, The Merseybeats, Mickey Finn, Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood, The Truth and The Who

Time for another walk through the long grass with five mid sixties 45s from Britain, both sides of the coin. Introducing in order of appearance: The Beatmen, Eric Burdon & the Animals, The Escorts, The In Crowd and Manfred Mann.

Mid sixties pop and beat from Bobby Darin, Dean Ford & the Gaylords, Herman's Hermits, The Kinks, The Truth and The Wranglers.

New on my playlist from the Beat Era 1964/65 with Bluesology, The Hustlers, Ian & the Zodiacs, Jimmy Page, The Mark Leeman Five and Twinkle.

BARON FOUR – I DON'T MIND (GET HIP) BARON FOUR – SHUT YOUR MIND (DANGERHOUSE SKYLAB) BARON FOUR – THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER (GET HIP) BARON FOUR – YOU DON'T LOVE ME (DANGERHOUSE SKYLAB) NIGHT TIMES – I GOT YOU ON MY MIND (STATE RECORDS) NIGHT TIMES – WATCH YOUR STEP (STATE RECORDS) HIGHER STATE – DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL (13 O'CLOCK RECORDS) HIGHER STATE – TEN CLEAR PETALS (13 O'CLOCK RECORDS) LOONS – A DREAM IN JADE GREEN (MUNSTER RECORDS) LOONS – MEMORIES HAVE FACES (MUNSTER RECORDS) 

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 It appears that The Turns only released one single, I'm not even sure if  they're still going. They have a rich West Coast psychedelic sound,  like Moby Grape meets The Rain Parade. I  finally got around to buying some Mystic Braves material a few weeks  ago and I've already played this 2015 album several times. It's a  psychedelic delight from start to finish, there's not one number here  that I want to skip. Most of the songs are long player material  and drift well over the desired three minutes or less timings of the 45s  I'm more used to playing. That said there are a couple of fast paced  swingers to dig, especially the fuzz and organ garage tripper "Five  Minute Dream Girl" 

Pete Molinari is a modern day folk singer. P.F. Sloan style songs  with commercial appeal. Pete would have hit the big time in 1965/66.  There are seemingly dozens of psychedelic guitar groups from Los Angeles  and surrounding area and The Mad Walls are another one. Much more  obscure with a lower profile. They do have a Facebook page though. 

Galileo 7 are quite  a prolific psychedelic group playing the odd gig here and there. No  doubt appearances are limited due to the amount of things young Mole is  up to

 Collecting sunflowers on this transparent day with The Creation Factory,  Liquorice Experiment, Frankie & the Witch Fingers, Balduin, The  Dawnbreakers, The Higher State, The Quarter After, Us And Them and The  Turns.**** picture is Alice talking to the blue caterpillar,  illustration by Gwynedd M. Hudson in 1922 ****

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