#garagerock

Hello, fans of great music. Today is Tuesday, so it’s time to talk about music in this wonderful community. First of all, I’d like to remind you that this little tradition I’ve been sharing with you for

Hello, fans of good music. That’s right, today is Tuesday, which means it’s time to talk about good music on my blog and in this great Hive community. As is customary around here, every Tuesday we dedicate

This song has something special. I love the vocals. Really nice harmony between what seems like 2 male voices. Instrumentally, I hear the rhythm guitar right there up front, and a little of the bass behind

Two videos today. First is a YouTube music video from a 60s garage band called The Cherry Slush. Second YouTube video talks about the tragic flood iin Texas. You can figure out which one is light and which

Here is a brand NEW 1966 Garage Rock tune from heavenlyblueorange who tells us this is from 1966 but was Not released back then! Well it is out now, and it is on YouTube, and it rocks fast! Turn it up!

Here's a cool little Garage Rock tune that has been around for years. It was comp'ed long ago and I've known of it for decades. It's guitar and its pretty simple. It does have a nice little guitar break

I wrote about this band a few days ago and I'm visiting them again. They have a new about out called Last House and I'm about half way through it. The entire album, as a playlist, is here: This fist song

Here's a simple but cool guitar driven Garage Rock song by The 3rd Evolution from the Bronx, New York from 1966. It starts with the drum and bass for one measure. Then we hear a 4 chord guitar sequence

I was listening to Little Steven's Underground Garage a few days ago, and I heard this very cool Garage Revival song from Th' Losin Streaks called I Mean You. It's an up tempo guitar song with a 4 chord

I just this minute discovered a cool new Garage Rock song that I have never heard before! I've been seeking out obscure Garage Rock records from the mid 60s since the early 80s and it amazes me that I

So I'm not sure who did this trippy organ and guitar psychedelic Garage Rocker. It is on YouTube as "The Pearl Divers - Riding On A Rainbow" and someone in the comments thought they were from

Here's a Garage Rock tune with a familiar melody. The description tells us all we could ever hope to know about the band. Apparently this song was recorded in Marion, Ohio in 1966, the key year for Garage

Starting in 1966 and going into its heyday in 1967 and a few years beyond, psychedelic music was popular. Today we'll hear 3 songs I had not heard until today while I was browsing YouTube. Brass Buttons

Here's another Garage Rock song from 1966 that is new to me. The description says these boys are from Jacksonville FL. Stand Up Girl is a really simple song. Four chords where the first and last are the

Hello music fans! I just discovered a Garage Rock Revival band that is new to me. They are The Defectors from Denmark. They formed in the late 90s and put out 7 albums throughout the 00s so I have a lot

SJ & the Crossroads were a 60s Garage Rock band from Texas and they put out this song called The Darkest Hour in 1966 according to Discogs. If you go there, you can also hear The Darkest Hour Part

We're back in original Garage Rock territory with this 1967 Go Go dance song from The Velvet Illusions. I don't know much about them other than what the description tells me - they are from Yakima, Washington

Maybe it's just me, but when your name is Garage Bill, you tend to hear Garage Rock in everything. Yesterday I wrote about Donna Weiss and today I found something new to me from The Donnas so it seemed

Once upon a time there was a teenage singer and songwriter who wrote the two songs we'll hear today in 1965. Her name is Dona Weiss. Later she had great success as the co-writer of the big hit song Bette