Two new discoveries - New groups sporting the old school vibe.
DIG IT.

Durand Jones & The Indications - "Cruisin' to the Park"

Thee Lakesiders - "Parachute" 

Here's Charley Crockett!

My new favorite country artist, Charley Crockett. Diggit.

Midnight Run

Paint It Blue

Jamestown Ferry

Welcome to Hard Times

"Nature" by The Fourmyula

 Dig this groovy sunshine pop-sike tune from New Zealand's own The Fourmyula.

Through falling leaves

I pick my way slowly

Talking aloud

Eases my my mind

Sunlight filters through

I feel my head is bursting

So full of thoughts

I've thought

What am I gonna do

I need some thoughts that are new

Do do do do do do do do

Do do do do do do

Di di di di di di di di di di di

Nature enter me

•••

Here is a recent version by the Wayne Mason & the lads:

Livin' In A Ram's Head

It's head-bangin' time!!

From Alexandria, Virginia - featuring Bobby Liebling on vocals.

It's PENTAGRAM doin' their big hit single, "Livin' In A Ram's Head"

DIG IT!

Is that IGGY on the t-shirt!?

Moorpark Intersection - "I Think I'll Just Go And Find Me A Flower" - 1968

 DIG THIS:
Here's a catchy and groovy tune from 1968.
A great sunshine psych-pop tune from a band called
Moorpark Intersection - "I Think I'll Just Go And Find Me A Flower".
For more background on the band click here.

HECTOR!

Who remembers the short-lived, early 70's UK glamband "HECTOR"?

Not me! (Until yesterday!) But after hearing I had to share!

If you like Slade, The Bay City Rollers, Sweet, Platform boots, matching outfits and hi-energy glam-band rock & roll, then you'll LOVE this!

Here are their first 2 singles from 73 and 74. DIG IT.

The Schizophonics - "Streets Of Heaven and Hell"

The Organ Grynders unearthed video from 1987!

The Organ Grynders unearthed video from 1987 - Live from Max's!
THANKS JOHN STERN!

R.I.P. Jonny Cecka

Buffalo Springfield - Kahuna Sunset

Kahuna Sunset - 1966 instrumental

The Doobie Brothers 1971

Originally called "Pud", San Jose's Doobie Brothers got their start from 2 original members getting introduced by one Skip Spence of Jefferson Airplane and Moby Grape. In the early days they attracted a strong following among local chapters of the Hells Angels. Why just check out the cover of their debut album from 1971! The Doobies look like a bunch of hippy punks, ala The Stooges! Who knew?! Too bad the cover pic didn't match the sounds within - But if you grew up listening to The Doobies hits like I did you may enjoy these chill, deep-cuts from that first album.
Dig "Travelin' Man" & "Greenwood Creek". (Click the links below)

Travelin' Man

Greenwood Creek