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7 reviewsISBN-10 : 0991589246
ISBN-13 : 9780991589241
Author: Richie Unterberger
This book explores the evolution of 19 intriguing artists bred by the unique 1960s music scene, and traces the musical and cultural threads that gave birth to their electrifying innovations. From folk-rockers to blue- and brown-eyed soulsters to rock satirists and beyond, acclaimed rock author Unterberger uncovers the lives and music of the key visionaries in a mesmerizing decade, including: The Pretty Things, Tim Buckley, Arthur Brown, The Fugs, Bobby Fuller, The Bonzo Dog Band, Fred Neil, The Beau Brummels and many more. Includes cool photos throughout, and audio samples highlighting the sounds of some of the featured artists.
1. Made in Britain, Lost in America The Pretty Things: Founded by an original Rolling Stone, they helped set the standard for both wild rhythm and blues and the psychedelic rock opera The Poets: The finest Scottish group of the 1960s, excelling at both melancholy folk-rock ballads and hard mod pop that rocked the house
2. Psychedelic Sailors The Crazy World of Arthur Brown: The god of hellfire had much more to offer than his one big hit single, combining poetry, philosophy, and theater into explorations of good and evil The Electric Prunes: One of the oddest psychedelic journeys of the decade, from the Top Forty to an album-length Latin mass, combining state-of-the-art guitar distortion, varispeed tapes, garage blues-rock, commercial songwriting—and Bo Diddley beats Randy Holden: From surf to psychedelia to metal, the selfdescribed “guitar god” was the closest American counterpart to Jeff Beck, eventually attempting to simulate the sound of a nuclear bomb with his power duo Kaleidoscope: An apt name for a California troupe that could play rock, folk, Appalachian, Cajun, blues, soul, and Middle Eastern music, singly or all at once, on enough instruments to stock a music store
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Tags: Urban Spacemen, Wayfaring Strangers, Overlooked Innovators, Eccentric Visionaries, Richie Unterberger