Recent content by Rick

Its the BubblegumGospelFolkRock genre accompanied by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & 1910 Fruit Gum Company.

Mr. 77, Curious to know what school in NYC. I attended PS97 in the 50's when corporal punishment was still acceptable.

Mr. Hoss, the gentleman left center with full beard.. what is he wearing? a kilt? what is that?

The name of this song is "Satan's Voice" recorded by "Stonehenge" (Tides In + bass player) at Richcraft Recording Company in Brooklyn, NY on January 18, 1969. I have the original tape. There were 3-4 10" vinyl copies made.

Unknown #2 and final at: http://youtu.be/yevbihPxL8k Hint: vocalist in photo.

Mystery Track submission at: http://youtu.be/KmIOjDkNh2E

Just out of curiosity, what's so top secret about the artists & song titles? Am I missing something?

BossHoss, I don't think you need to make the distinction between USA and others. Garage is garage regardless of its location.

I saw the Doors live, along with The Who, and a band called Kangaroo in 1969. Forest Hills, NY I believe. Morrison was so stoned, incoherent, and barely able to walk. Or was that me?

Lee, Regarding your horse analogy. You DO bear a striking resemblance to Mister Ed. Are you related?

Growing up in the 50's & 60's I can't recall one band that actually played in a garage. It was either a basement or attic. Maybe its a regional thing since most homes in Woodhaven, NY did'nt have attached garages. Any comments?

Well Vinyl01; I find it highly flippant that you remind the author that TBM is not a math book. Your "If it were my book" remarks.. Well..It ain't your book! Maybe the author should have consulted you before publication. Maybe next time. In the interim, you can go to your computer, print out...

Right on Clyde.

You may want to check with a clairvoyant.

I'm not sure who took the photo or why. Cameras were not in the average persons toolbag back then. Probably taken with a Polaroid w/cold pack. If you look real closely you'll see some members holding reapage from the cannabis sativa farm in Forest Park.