KIDDIE PUNKERS

[Outside_Lookin_in]

I'd forgotten how good that song is!

 

[Laurent Bigot]

vocals are weak but that's a kid indeed.

 

[michaelvee]

... I guess I should have unveiled to all of you: that's my first garage effort at 7 years (just kiddin') thx Laurent for diggin' this up!

 

[analolaygwani]

My band Bobkat'65 doing a cover of The Cobras-Try , sorry for the quality!

 

[HarvestmanMan]

Surprised that no one has mentioned the Bantams yet. "Good Lovin' Girl" and "I'm So Lucky" are both pretty decent.

 

[Lee de Parade]

Anyone got a decent rip of Lost In Time by Bobby J & the Generations?

Would be greatly appreciated

 

[Laurent Bigot]

1972 christian choir

 

[Lee de Parade]

Wow! That dude poppin up at mark 0:30 - is that David Axelrod?

 

[Laurent Bigot]

Wow! That dude poppin up at mark 0:30 - is that David Axelrod?

Noel Colombier, a priest heavilly involved in french christian pop music in the 60s/70s

 

[Erik Lindgren]

Here's a crazy kiddie-infested track that I put on Only In America-Vol 2 comp ... The Electric Lollipop doing "The Lightning Bug" featuring a children's chorus over a fuzz-drenched backing track. Dig it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K4_HOL8hLY

 

[Lee de Parade]

Wowza! That's great, Erik!

Back to Bobby J & the Generations.. a buncha young teens around 15-16 years old. You can find their Lost In Time on Baltimore A Go Go or Oil Stains #2 or the super-iffy tape comp Time Tunnel #3.

If you read the YT comment section you will find that Bobby & co had won a battle of the bands and was given a rec session for free.
So Bobby and his pal Tony Montone (the guitarist responsible for the very cool solo) sat down and wrote this swingin rocknroll number.

 

[Michael W]

Bobby J is great. Once will be enough for Electric Lollipop.