Peter Pan & the Good Fairies

[vinyl01]

I did not see this in either books. Would this qualify?

 

[mikael]

Kaleidoscope is damn good. fLIP is kinda dull. All pop psych instros.
Real borderline TBM case. I personally don't think it belongs there.

 

[vinyl01]

A psych record that is damn good (in your opinion) I would think It would qualify, no.

 

[greenfuzz]

I’m on an iPad and all I see is the record jpeg. Are there sound files, too?

 

[vinyl01]

No, but you can find on Utube or Discogs for sound files.

 

[greenfuzz]

I think both sides are strong. I do believe the 45 should be included in the upcoming online TBM update.

 

[Frantic]

Kaleidoscope is damn good. fLIP is kinda dull. All pop psych instros.
Real borderline TBM case. I personally don't think it belongs there.

I agree

 

[vinyl01]

Jimmy Gordon on Challenge is listed in TBM, so why not this???

 

[vinyl01]

Here's the audio link:

 

[vinyl01]

Could it be that Jimmy Gordon ''Buzzzzzz'' connected to Peter Pan & the Good Fairies? He is credited with writing both sides and I read online that it's a possible.

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

Yes, it's good; and so are a lot of grunge, jazz, hip-hop, death metal, etc songs. However, that doesn't qualify them as garage, so I agree with Mikael.

 

[vinyl01]

Well it's not rockabilly, doo wop, popcorn, norther soul and lot more, but what do you think it is since you consider it has good sound.

Do you have an opinion about the connection with the Jimmy Gordon 45?

In other words is Jimmy Gordon the same as Peter Pan & Good Fairies?

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

It has a Doors vibe to it, so I'd say it's a pop instro (I've never considered Doors garage). Buzzzzzz is a straight R & B instro, and "yes" to your final last question, at least it sounds like it to me.

 

[vinyl01]

The keyboard sounds like jazz to me. Is this what you are referring to as R & B?

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

R & B progression. it's actually inspired by Money. I don't like the keyboard sound either.