7" Vinyl

7" SingleFor our money, there’s nothing quite as cool as a 7” slab of vintage, reverb-pumped 60’s surf wax. And here’s a brand new, super-limited pressing of one of our absolute favorites, “Gypsy Surfer” b/w “Wax ’Em Down” by the slick, Mosrite-slinging Avantis... Fronted by Pat and Lolly Vegas (who would later form 70’s hit-makers ‘Redbone’), The Avantis recorded these two LOUD California stompers in 1963 for Chancellor Records. Yup - a true rarity! And now, pressed on cool, ocean-blue...

The Aztecs’ rare 45 now on Sundazed! Originally issued in 1968, “World of Woe/Why Can’t You Tell Me” is a superb example of teenage guitar-and-organ rock ’n roll just as the style was about to give way to the headier and more complex sounds of the early ’70s. Two four-man symphonies of slinky, sneaky organ and intense lyrics, these exceptional sides are now available in a new picture sleeve with rare photos and new liner notes!

Now On Limited Blue Colored Vinyl!!Named for Duane Eddy’s 1959 hit “Forty Miles of Bad Road”, this six-piece combo from Lake Charles, LA, deep in the heart of Cajun country featured Buz Clark on vocals, lead guitarist Terry Green, rhythm guitarist Briant Smith, Mike Hicks on bass, Kenny Cooley on tambourine and drummer Danny Kimball.The Bad Roads’ first single “Blue Girl,” a razor sharp one-up of the Rolling Stones, along with its eerie flipside “Too Bad” are so authentically 1966 you can...

This explosive slab of seven-inch plastic represents the first waxings by the soon-to-be-legendary Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, issued in miniscule quantity on the Hyland label in 1964. Grab this platter...it’s the first time these tracks have been available since their original release! Mitch wails...Jim McCarty’s guitar stings...and “The Bee’s” thundercrack drumming holds the whole wild show together...Billy Lee & The Rivieras were a runaway train, Motor City-style, right outta the...

NOW ON COLORED VINYL!In their relatively short lifespan, the visionary Blues Project—which included fabled guitar master Danny Kalb and legendary keyboardist Al Kooper—pioneered a dynamic fusion of blues, folk-rock, psychedelia and improvisational instrumentals. Featured here is the band’s raw 'nmighty readings of a pair of blues classics, Mose Allison’s “Parchman Farm” and Jimmy Reed’s “Bright Lights, Big City.” Sundazed is proud to present these two tracks for the first time on vinyl, direct...

A cryptic aura still surrounds the whereabouts and personnel lineage of this (presumably) Los Angeles, California based combo. “Little Bad News”, the first of two Chattahoochee label singles issued during the latter half of 1965, featured keyboard player Dennis Culver alongside the sneering, sinister sounding vocal howls from lead singer, Lynn Ready (also a former, short-lived member of Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeers in 1957). Before fading away, the Bostweeds were contracted in...

7" single. Now on Translucent Blue Vinyl!Far into the Northern California outback, the Brogues hailed from Merced, eighty miles due east of San Jose, halfway between the San Joaquin valley hub towns of Fresno and Stockton on old highway 99. The original four piece configuration of the Brogues -- featuring guitar/vocals Rick Campbell and Eddie Rodrigues, bass/vocals Bill Whittington and drummer Greg Elmore -- cut Rodrigues' jangly yet snotty "Someday," and backed it with Campbell and Elmore's...

Welcome to the Sundazed DJ Series: incredible, dance-floor-worthy 7" singles, filled with amazing surf sounds, obscenely rare garage, incredible soul blasts, and other worthy genres without limit! We'll bring back long-lost gems, AND the singles you always wished existed, scouring the vaults for rarities and unissued cuts, from the original masters, and each with cool label reproductions whenever possible. They're licensed from the repertoire owners, making this the first 100% legit line of 45...

Here’s your chance to own five Byrds singles from 1965 and 1966 that almost existed... Comprised of unique mono mixes readied for release and then shelved at the last minute by Columbia Records, several of the cancelled songs on these 10 sides were later revisited and re-recorded; others, for reasons unknown, would remain unissued until now. The ’65-’66 era-Byrds possessed an unimaginable wealth of talent and vision. The group produced so many wonderful recordings that the process of choosing...

Recorded during the earliest period of the Sweetheart of the Rodeo sessions, these March 1968 Nashville recordings are presented here for the first time ever in their unique mono mixes. Originally intended for potential single release on Columbia Records, "Lazy Days" features a previously unheard instrumental track (with Roger McGuinn on six- string electric) while "Reputation" showcases a previously unheard vocal take by Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman.TRACK LISTING:1. Lazy Days2. Reputation ...

When the Byrds cut the two songs featured on Live In Holland 1971 they may have been nearing the end of the trail, but this totally revamped Byrds lineup had plenty of firepower left in their mighty arsenal. Byrds vocalist/12-string legend Roger McGuinn—along with guitar whiz Clarence White, bassist Skip Battin and drummer Gene Parsons—sound better than ever sailing through muscular renditions of new Byrds fave (and Dr. John tribute) “Lover Of The Bayou.”Making at least its third appearance in...

EXTREMELY LIMITED QUANTITIES! "Where’s the Beefheart?!,” intrepid record collectors have often asked. Despite being one of the most influential artists of the rock era, Captain Beefheart’s vinyl catalog is often exasperatingly elusive. One of the rarest of them all is the “Abba Zaba/Yellow Brick Road” single, issued by Buddha Records in December 1967. An early blueprint of Beefheart’s singular musical construction, it has long been a “holy grail” for 45 RPM enthusiasts around the world. With...

On colored vinyl!"Where’s the Beefheart?!,” intrepid record collectors have often asked. Despite being one of the most influential artists of the rock era, Captain Beefheart’s vinyl catalog is often exasperatingly elusive. One of the rarest of them all is the “Abba Zaba/Yellow Brick Road” single, issued by Buddha Records in December 1967. An early blueprint of Beefheart’s singular musical construction, it has long been a “holy grail” for 45 RPM enthusiasts around the world. ...

Double 7" set! In the high desert of California, they were referred to simply as “Beefheart.” Don Van Vliet acquired the habit of singing along to vintage blues records while hanging with high school chum Frank Zappa. Founder Alex Snouffer formed the Magic Band in late 1964. And, by early 1965, the powerful and charismatic local blues combo had made quite a name for itself locally as “the band” for local dances at the fairgrounds. By late ’65 the inclusion of master guitarist Rich Hepner...

"Too negative." That was reportedly A&M; jefe Jerry Moss’ reaction to the demos presented to him by Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, as Van Vliet and his Magic Band prepared to record their fourth album. Moss dropped the band from the label, leaving them to seek another outlet for their uncompromising music. They landed at Buddah Records, soon to be riding high on a series of bubblegum singles, culminating in the Lemon Pipers’ #1 hit, “Green Tambourine.” Led by young music executive Neil...

In an attempt to capitalize on the critical acclaim for the band’s prior album Trout Mask Replica, Buddah issued a promo single of “Plastic Factory” b/w “Where There’s Woman.” The A-side found the Captain’s voice and harmonica battling for supremacy with Ry Cooder’s stinging guitar licks. The B-side, meanwhile, follows him through tempo and time signature changes as he sings his opaque version of a love song. This promo single is so rare that most Beefheart fans have never seen it, let alone...

Being recognized as a musical pioneer is great in retrospect, but it can be an arduous journey getting there. In 1974, as Captain Beefheart recorded his eighth album, Unconditionally Guaranteed, he was eager to reach a wider audience while regaining the critical acclaim of his earlier work. To these ends, he pushed the Magic Band relentlessly during the album sessions, so much so that the band quit en masse after the album was finished. Upon its release, the LP did not achieve the commercial...

On colored vinyl!In 1974, as Captain Beefheart recorded his eighth album, Unconditionally Guaranteed, he was eager to reach a wider audience while regaining the critical acclaim of his earlier work. Listening to album’s lead single, “Upon The My-O-My” b/w “I Got Love On My Mind,” it’s hard to believe anyone found this effort lacking. True, the music may be a bit more polished around the edges, but the Captain’s commanding voice rules over all. Long out of print, Sundazed resurrects this...

Now On Colored Vinyl! Was there a more influential band from the West Coast’s Class of ’66 punks??? If any convincing is required, listen no further than the Watch Band’s pulverizing take on “In the Midnight Hour.” In a tradition established with their first official single, “Sweet Young Thing,” this outtake features an absolutely stunning rhythm track coupled with frontman Dave Aguilar’s raving original vocal. Definitive! (Inexplicably, the orig. producers chose to replace Aguilar’s superior...

Three teenaged gals from the suburbs of Los Angeles had their shot at pop music notoriety during mid 1966, thanks to Turtles lead singer Howard Kaylan. Kaylan and Nita Garfield, his then-girlfriend and songwriting partner, witnessed a performance the trio; duly impressed, they penned three songs for Candice, Irisse and Stephanie with musical backing tracks provided by the Turtles during the session. The resulting Chattahoochee label single captures an AM-radio friendly summertime girl group...

Gene Clark became the first member of a major U.S. rock band to go solo when he left the Byrds and released his stirring 1966 debut LP Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers. Clark then cut a pair of sparkling, Gary Usher-produced/Curt Boettcher-arranged tracks —“The French Girl” and “Only Colombe”—as his final single for Columbia, a release that was unfathomably canceled at the 11th hour by the label, thus robbing the world of this glistening, baroque-pop gem....

Remarkably, both “Lyin’ Down the Middle” and “Why Not Your Baby” were issued ONLY as single sides at the time by A&M; they were not included on any original Dillard & Clark album. Proudly presented here from the original A&M; mono masters, this re-imagined single reveals Dillard & Clark sailing forefront of the nascent California country-rock movement.

Goldsboro, North Carolina’s solitary claim to sixties garage-rock fame is the legendary Counts IV. Joe Booher (lead guitar, vocals), Al Peluso (bass, vocals), Don Roof (rhythm guitar, harmonica, vocals), and Rick Turner (drums) had previously waxed the swingin’ frat-rocker “Listen to Me” on JCP Records (in ’64, when several members of the band were still enlisted at local Seymour Johnson Air Force Base).On the astounding ‘66 recordings collected here, however, the pounding rhythms were now...

In 1962, five Johnson High School students on the east side of St. Paul, Minnesota, pooled their collective musical talents and formed a band called the Deacons (named after lead singer Jim Reiff, who had acquired the nickname “Deacon” – his father was a minister). In the summer of ’65, Jim Reiff had been replaced by singer Earl Pritchard, who had previously toured the country with Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars, working with Chuck Berry and Lonnie Mack.Gary Starzecki, Deacon bass player, had a...

Buy all three singles for only $24.98!* The END RESULT - Never Ask Again / A Bird In The HandHands-down thee rarest artifact issued on the Chattahoochee label, only one copy of the End Result 45 reportedly exists today - hardly worthy of a final epitaph to denote this killer 2-sider from a group based in Van Nuys, California. Rich Golden (drums), Jim Hungerford (bass), John Nicholson (guitar) and Jim Kaplan (keyboards) had been gigging for several years beforehand as the Periscopes, with a...

For a limited time, get these 4 DJ singles together for a special price!Welcome to the Sundazed DJ Series: incredible, dance-floor-worthy 7" singles, filled with amazing surf sounds, obscenely rare garage, incredible soul blasts, and other worthy genres without limit! We'll bring back long-lost gems, AND the singles you always wished existed, scouring the vaults for rarities and unissued cuts, from the original masters, and each with cool label reproductions whenever possible. They're licensed...

2016 Record Store Day Limited Edition!Available at local independent record stores on April 16th, 2016! We’ve raided the Warner Bros. vaults and freed these tracks from their analog asylum! Two monstrous Prunes’ recordings from ‘66 now presented in their never-before-heard vintage mono mixes! Our deluxe sleeve features notes from band leader Jim Lowe! This strictly limited 7” is a must for all garage-psych collectors and lovers of formidable 45s everywhere! ...

Sundazed Disc Jockey Series!Hands-down thee rarest artifact issued on the Chattahoochee label, only one copy of the End Result 45 reportedly exists today - hardly worthy of a final epitaph to denote this killer 2-sider from a group based in Van Nuys, California. Rich Golden (drums), Jim Hungerford (bass), John Nicholson (guitar) and Jim Kaplan (keyboards) had been gigging for several years beforehand as the Periscopes, with a raucous, frat-rock 45 to their legacy issued in December, 1964:...

Prior to their late ’60s reign as Washington, D.C.’s leading exponents of psychedelic rock, not to mention the hairiest freaks south of the Mason-Dixon line, the Fallen Angels ruled the nightclubs in our nation’s capitol as, well, the hairiest R&B; dance band on the planet. In 1966 (and despite outweird appearances), they catered to a very un-psychedelic college set on the bustling, draft beer au go go club circuit centered around Georgetown’s M Street. This lethal single pairs the Fallen...

Welcome to the Sundazed DJ Series: incredible, dance-floor-worthy 7" singles, filled with amazing surf sounds, obscenely rare garage, incredible soul blasts, and other worthy genres without limit! We'll bring back long-lost gems, AND the singles you always wished existed, scouring the vaults for rarities and unissued cuts, from the original masters, and each with cool label reproductions whenever possible. They're licensed from the repertoire owners, making this the first 100% legit line of 45...

New York's Groupies are best remembered for pounding out their all-time Pebbles-classic, "Primitive" for Atco Records. Leave it to us, however, to unearth a wonderfully nasty, unissued performance from mid-'67-including the two tracks here which DEMAND your attention and loudly demonstrate the band's howling blues-based garage insanity! Long before such live tape luxuries as the Rolling Stones Mobile Unit, engineer whiz-kid Neil Hopper was blazing a trail up and down the California coast with...

Now on Limited Edition Assorted Colored Vinyl! (Color May Vary)Of the countless studios cranking out garage band crudity coast to coast circa 1966, few were as off the beaten path as Jimmy Nicholls’ 2-track studio in McAllen, Texas, near the Mexican border. Yet J-Beck Records artists from Corpus Christi such as the Bad Seeds, to cite just one example, cut their toughest sides at this red hot recording outpost.Of a similar remarkable quality was McAllen’s own Headstones who recorded for...

The first of an historic series of 7” singles featuring unique and hard-to-find vintage performances by Jimi Hendrix!In an historic alliance, Sundazed Music has partnered with Experience Hendrix, L.L.C. to release an eye-popping series of new 7” picture-sleeve vinyl singles featuring unique and hard-to-find vintage performances by Jimi Hendrix.The series launches in April with an initial release that combines a pair of historically significant Hendrix recordings from two different 1967...

the second installment in Sundazed’s landmark Jimi Hendrix singles series!Now On Translucent Gold Vinyl!Sundazed presents the second installment in its landmark Jimi Hendrix singles series, which honors the legendary guitar icon’s singular musical genius by presenting it in the same medium in which it was originally experienced by fans: vinyl.The series’ latest release once again pairs two vintage Hendrix tracks, combining his visionary reading of Earl King’s R&B; classic “Come On (Let the Good...

THE LATEST INSTALLMENT IN SUNDAZED’S LANDMARK JIMI HENDRIX SINGLES SERIES!7" MONO VINYL!!!The second single by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, “Purple Haze” coupled with “51st Anniversary,” as it was issued in the UK and Europe, showcases the artistry and mystique of Jimi Hendrix. It beckons us into his psychedelic world just as it did in spring 1967, when it hit the Top Five in the UK between the likes of “Somethin’ Stupid” and “A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You” on the charts. The two sides...

Preorder now!This bundle will be available on or before the street date of January 13th, 2017Get all 4 Jimi Hendrix singles in one bundle!Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? / Burning Of The Midnight Lamp:The first of an historic series of 7” singles featuring unique and hard-to-find vintage performances by Jimi Hendrix!Come On (Let The Good Times Roll) / Calling All The Devil's Children:Both tracks feature the classic Jimi Hendrix Experience lineup of Hendrix himself on guitar and vocals,...

7" vinyl box set with 20 lost tracks and hard-to-find gems! This highly resonant set acts as a guidebook to many of the missing links behind the one British beat group who, more than any other, stayed neck-and-neck with the Beatles throughout the '60s. In terms of quality single releases with irresistible chart appeal (15 Top Ten 45s in the UK) and pure musical evolution, there is no doubt the Hollies breathed the same rarified air as the Fab Four. The Hollies Lost Recordings and Beat Rarities...

Although they were little noticed at the time, the International Submarine Band’s releases on Lee Hazlewood’s LHI label would soon emerge as cornerstones in the small but seminal catalogue of the ISB’s leader, Gram Parsons, whose revolutionary rock/country synthesis found its first vehicle in this much-mythologized outfit.The band’s lone LP Safe At Home—recorded before, but released after, Parsons departed to join the Byrds—quickly became a much-sought-after collector’s item. Even rarer were...

7" single. Now on Translucent Blue Vinyl!Although they were little noticed at the time, the International Submarine Band's releases on Lee Hazlewood's LHI label would soon emerge as cornerstones in the small but seminal catalogue of the ISB's leader, Gram Parsons, whose revolutionary rock/country synthesis found its first vehicle in this much-mythologized outfit.The band's lone LP Safe At Home--recorded before, but released after, Parsons departed to join the Byrds--quickly became a...

Now On Gold Colored Vinyl!Back in 1966, Gram Parsons formed his first recording group, the now legendary International Submarine Band. With the ISB he wanted to realize his vision of fusing rock and roll and country music and offer the new and exciting sound to his generation. This recording features the original ISB lineup, Gram, John, Ian and Mickey. The group was getting noticed and with the guidance of managers Monte Kay and Jack Lewis they signed a record deal with Columbia.“One Day...

A half-hearted Harvard University theology student in 1965, Gram Parsons wasn’t really thrilled about attending classes. He much preferred hanging around the fervent Cambridge/Boston folk scene, playing with many musicians until he met guitarist John Nuese. Nuese encouraged Parsons to steer away from folk toward a more country direction, setting Parsons on the path that would eventually win him international acclaim. Lifting the name from a classic “Our Gang” skit, Parsons and Nuese formed the...

In a special arrangement with Spinout Records:ON COLORED VINYL!Think the true spirit and sound of the '60s exists only in the ring-worn covers and greyed out grooves of your discs from 1967?!? "Coffin Dragger," the second single by Bob Irwin and the Pluto Walkers, will change--and blow--your mind! Specially selected from the musicians' new full-length album, The Throwaway Age, this disc is as perfect an encapsulation of a lost era as you will find--a stomping, fuzztone-infected tribute to the...

In a special arrangement with Spinout Records:"The Throwaway Age", as heard in the Warner Brothers Motion Picture ""Inherent Vice"!We're incredibly proud to let you know that one of Sundazed-owner Bob Irwin's compositions and recordings is featured in the new Warner Bros. motion picture, "Inherent Vice"!!! Written and directed by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson (from the novel by Thomas Pynchon), the highly-anticipated movie features Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin, Owen Wilson, Reese Witherspoon,...

Just as Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys gave the world Pet Sounds, Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean gave the world "Save For A Rainy Day." It was April 12, 1966 when Dean's partner Jan Berry had his near fatal automobile accident. In the midst of forming their own record label and starring in their own television series everything came to a halt.Torrence was left stunned, and in an unusual position: he found himself in the varied role of singer, songwriter and producer -- duties typically undertaken...

Limited Edition Red Vinyl…with tracks only available here!1959 recordings, previously unissued in any format!Pressed on red wax—a tribute to Roy's signature red Fender Jazzmaster guitar!The space-age guitar sound of Roy Lanham! A guitarist's guitarist, Lanham had no less a player than Merle Travis commenting about listening to his records in admiration—his clean, jazzy lines were a fountain of inspiration for several generations of pickers! After touring heavily in the 1940s with acts like...

Welcome to the Sundazed DJ Series: incredible, dance-floor-worthy 7" singles, filled with amazing surf sounds, obscenely rare garage, incredible soul blasts, and other worthy genres without limit! We'll bring back long-lost gems, AND the singles you always wished existed, scouring the vaults for rarities and unissued cuts, from the original masters, and each with cool label reproductions whenever possible. They're licensed from the repertoire owners, making this the first 100% legit line of 45...

Before metamorphosing into the Superfine Dandelion, Phoenix’s Mile Ends—inspired by playing the top Tempe teen haunt, the Fifth Estate—blasted out the drinking anthem “Bottle Up And Go.” With the other side of their first slab of wax (originally released on Rook Records) came a cover of “Candy Man.”We’ve added sizzling previously unreleased Pretty Things and Them covers to that scintillating 45, along with unearthed photographs and liner notes by John P. Dixon, expert on the Phoenix...

Always mentioned in the same breath as the South Bay's hallowed trio-the Syndicate Of Sound, the Chocolate Watchband and Count Five-the Mourning Reign has been woefully under-represented. This Bay Area rock group has the purest form of harmonious sonic artillery…a hard rock group with the rare ability to divert sweet harmony and earthy jazz blues without a hitch.With hard-hitting fuzz-drenched material like “Satisfaction Guaranteed” and “Our Fate” this inflammable fivesome sat high on the top...