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Birds And Bees performed by Warm Sounds 1967
Recommended by BlueEyedYe-Ye [profile]

A brilliant psychedelic dance record mixing over-the-top orchestration and brilliant harmonized vocals. Plus the kind of innocent-meets-intense vocal that I find immensely attractive in pop. Pity it's not officially available on CD, but that could change...

01 May 07 ·artlongjr: Never heard "Birds and Bees", it sounds interesting. I have a 45 by Warm Sounds that I may do a write-up on, it's called "Night Is A-Comin'/Smeta Murgaty", from 1968 on Deram Records. The reason I mention it is because it is one of the most totally "out-there" psychedelic numbers I've ever come across. Features the wonderful lyric "In my head the Grateful Dead are peering through the bars!" Unfortunately I don't think it's on CD either.

08 Jan 10 ·Sadman: it's amazing! heard it from "A Walk in Alice's Garden" compilation.

Death Angel performed by Substantial Evidence 1967
Recommended by jscarbo4 [profile]

Classic, classic, classic....what an awesome use of keyboard technique. Written by Rusty Zoller, the song was recorded by this Biloxi, Mississippi group and has been relead in a compilation disk by Gear Fab label. See more about the group at: http://www.artist-murals.com/images/Pictures/Joel_Scarborough/Ray_zoller.htm

The King performed by Mel Torm� 1967
Recommended by Pal [profile]

available on CD - Right Now! (Columbia/Legacy)

Never Can Say Goodbye performed by The Sandpipers 1967
Recommended by Pal [profile]

Very nice, reminds me a bit of Harpers Bizarre best moments!

available on CD - Get Easy! (Motor)

On A Clear Day You Can See Forever performed by The Peddlers 1967
Recommended by Pal [profile]

Check also Freddie Cole�s suberb version of this song!

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