VeronicaChandler@Acid Vault 1

From their 1990 LP "...Or The Beginning" released on Voxx Records [VXS 200.057].

In association with VeronicaChandler and the Psychedelic Channel:
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/psychedelic/

Morrie McCarthy - Lead Guitar
Colleen Crane - Hammond B3, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Tom Donnelly - Drums
Rob Mackenzie - Bass, Lead Vocals

Outfit who hailed from Asheville, NC. Tracks recorded at Taylor
Made Sound in Asheville. A and B side of their 1969 single
issued on the Spectrum label.

Video art courtesy of Psychedelic:
https://www.bitchute.com/channel/psychedelic/

A-Side: Pictures of Matchstick Men (00:00)
B-Side: Gentleman Joe's Sidewalk Cafe (03:13)

The Status Quo are an English rock band. Formed as The Scorpions in 1962 at Sedgehill Comprehensive School, Catford, by schoolboys Francis Rossi, Alan Lancaster, Jess Jaworski and Alan Key, the group has had a career spanning almost 60 years, with Rossi remaining as a consistent member, and the only remaining member of the original "Scorpions" lineup. They've also been known as The Spectres and Traffic Jam.

B-Side of the single, "Lady of the Land." Houston, Texas.

A-Side: Of Dreams (00:00)
B-Side: She's the Nitetime (03:25)

Promo, Probe CP 474

Morgen was an American psychedelic rock band formed in Long Island, New York. Their only album, "Morgen", is considered one of the best (though obscure) heavy American psychedelic rock albums of the 1960s. Morgen was founded in 1968 by Steve Morgen, Bobby Rizzo, Murray Schiffrin, Mike Ratti, and Barry Stock. Originally, the band was named "Morgen’s Dreame Spectrum" but was later changed to simply "Morgen".

From their 1971 LP, "Up Through the Spiral."

Also known as The Playboys of Edinburg, Poe was a five-piece band from McAllen, Texas.

A-Side: Tripdream (00:00)
B-Side: Nothing Will Remain (03:03)

Bag was a band from Amsterdam. In it were Leo Schelvis, who had played in Graaf X And Klimax and Moon Spinner, Michel Krijnen, Richard Kho and Arthur Mesritz. The band only existed for three months and produced one single on Flame. "BAG" is derived from the term "bagism", a form of art created by Yoko Ono before she met John Lennon.

Richard Koh: Vocals, Rhythm guitar
Arthur Mesritz: Drums
Leo Schelvis: Guitar
Michel Krijnen: Bass guitar, backing vocals
Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/2632895-Bag-8

From their 1968 self-titled LP. This was also released as the B-Side of the Single, "What Would Life Be Without It."

T.I.M.E. was a Los Angeles-based group originally called The Hardtimes, who renamed themselves T.I.M.E., which stands for Trust in Men Everywhere. Bassist Klaus Kassbaum, aka Nick St. Nicholas, later joined Steppenwolf.

Single from 1971. The B-Side is, "Slide Slide."

Rock band based in Austin, Texas. S.E.O.M.P.I. stands for: "Self Expression On Musically Potential Instruments."

Members of this New Mexico group included Bill Aguirri (lead vocals), Jon Williams (lead guitar), Scott Rebtoy (bass), Dale Sills (drums), and Johnny Mulhair (keyboards). They released one single in 1969 which is absolutely outstanding. The A-side is a fuzz guitar monster while the flip has some excellent keyboard work.

Artist information sources include: The book, ‘Fuzz, Acid, and Flowers Revisited’ by Vernon Joynson.

B-Side of their 1969 Single, "North Country."

Canadian band from Stoney Creek (now Hamilton), Ontario formed in 1967. Lineup was Paul Marcoux (lead guitar), Steve Urech (rhythm guitar), Nick Urech (bass), Jim Hall (drums), and ex-British Modbeat Fraser Loveman (lead vocals).

1960s group from Baytown, Texas. The name of the band was inspired by the 6-foot iguana owned by a band member Alan Melinger.

Previously unreleased, Finders Keepers can be found on the 2005 compilation, "A Day In My Mind's Mind."

A New Zealand group, from the town of Napier, formed in 1965.

From their 1968 LP, "$100 Fine."

Garage rock psychedelic band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, formed 1966.

Single from 1970. The B-Side is, "R.I.P."
USA

From their 1969 self-titled LP.

British psychedelic rock band.
Tony Iommi was a member in mid-1968, but soon left to form Black Sabbath.
Their lone eponymous album was released in January 1969.

From the 1968 LP, "Are You Experienced."

Single from 1968. The B-Side is, "That's My Time of Day."

Late 1960s psych/garage band from Milwaukee WI. Mostly known for their single on Nike, titled "It Had To Be You".

Fleetwood Mac ‎- The Green Manalishi (with the Two Prong Crown), from the 1970 Single. Can be found on the 2002 Compilation, "The Best of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac."

A-Side: The Green Manalishi (with the Two Prong Crown)
B-Side: World in Harmony

Single from 1968. The B-Side is, "Looking Glass of Time."

Spontaneous Corruption were a psychedelic rock trio from Cleveland, Ohio (1967-69) that included Danny Sheridan (bass), Kenny Hamlin (guitar), and Greg Giancola (drums). The band recorded a couple songs at Cleveland Recording and got it on Philips records through producer Roger Karshner. "Freaky Girl" was a band original and sounds like a bluesy snarl take off on Hendrix's "Purple Haze". The flip side "Looking Glass of Time" includes some outrageous non-sequiteurs like "Mr. Jones' kidney stones on the ground....a crack is running through my seam....". A local paper actually reviewed the record and gave a scathing put down! Danny Sheridan decided he wanted to try something different, so he formed Eli Radish. Greg Giancola later played with Deadly Earnest (while "hillbilly-ing" his name to G.G. Gregg) before starting a talent agency. Kenny Hamlin joined the Paper Train and later became an record executive in the Elektra-Asylum organization. Via Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/1419669-Spontaneous-Corruption

B-Side of the 1967 Single, "C. J. Smith."

Made up of sophomores from high school in Odessa, Texas, Knights Bridge was an astonishingly adept and hard-edged garage band. They were signed to Sea Ell Records of Houston in 1967 and cut a debut single, "Make Me Some Love" b/w "CJ Smith," that oozed punk defiance on a level that would've been more appropriate to a group five years older. The record only ever had a few hundred copies pressed, and reportedly changed hands for prices of up to $500 in the 1980's. In 1994, both sides of the record, plus a demo of "C.J. Smith" and a fourth Sea Ell-recorded track, "I Need Your Love," turned up on Collectables Records' History of Texas Garage Bands In the '60s Volume 1: The Sea Ell Label Story. Via AllMusic.com: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/knights-bridge-mn0000088666

B-Side of the 1970 single, "Coming Home to You."

Garage band from Ft. Worth, Texas.
Members: Randy Nunnally (guitar, vocals), Donny Hyles (bass, vocals), Shannon Day (keyboards, vocals), Terry Salyer (drums)

From the 1969 previously unreleased demo album, "Flash."

The loudest band from Hull in the 60s, Bare Sole played raw, in–your–face psychedelic hard rock and heavy blues. Via Guersson: https://guerssen.com/catalogue.php?lang=en&ide=20011

Single from 1970. The B-Side is,"Flowers and Beads."