Favorite trax from '60s groups that only recorded a full length LP

[MopTopMike]

Let's see some clips / posts of your favorite tunes.
To further qualify:
The tune can only be from a full length LP by any group. No tunes from compilation oriented 60s LP releases (a la the Hillside sampler, Live At the Funny Farm, etc.)
and
The group that recorded the LP did not have any 45s issued in their recording career.

While I really dig the entire LP, this tune is far and away my fave:

 

[Jim]

 

[bosshoss]

The above two are great.
If only I could think of the name of the band, there is a South American LP with one killer track. Has a weird name, maybe Mike or Daniel can think of it...
Also "She's Gone" by The Best. But it does not appear to be on youtube.

As well as the above two mysteries, there's this one

 

[Jim]

 

[Jim]

 

[Jim]

 

[Perkeo]

 

[Botumlespit]

kaleidoscope did have a single release though.

 

[Botumlespit]

 

[mikael]

 

[mikael]

 

[Perkeo]

kaleidoscope did have a single release though.

Was unaware. Freedom's Children had 4 or 5 singles.

 

[Perkeo]

 

[Perkeo]

Does anyone have the Kaleidoscope 45? Looks like it's stupid rare. Just the same takes as the LP I assume...

 

[Frantic]

Let's see some clips / posts of your favorite tunes.
To further qualify:
The tune can only be from a full length LP by any group. No tunes from compilation oriented 60s LP releases (a la the Hillside sampler, Live At the Funny Farm, etc.)
and
The group that recorded the LP did not have any 45s issued in their recording career.

While I really dig the entire LP, this tune is far and away my fave:

What about a band who recorded an LP in the 60s but it never got released until much later?

 

[captainsalty]

RISING STORM - To L.N.

 

[Laurent Bigot]

 

[Laurent Bigot]

 

[Laurent Bigot]

 

[MopTopMike]

What about a band who recorded an LP in the 60s but it never got released until much later?

Sure, why not.