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Various Artists: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964-1968 - COMPACT DISCS

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Various Artists: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964-1968 - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964 1968 Artist: Various Artists Label: Particles Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 8690116404414 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 03 04 Number of Discs: 1 From the minds behind the Piccadilly Sunshine, Mixed Up Minds, Upside Down, and Electric Sound Show series, Beatfreak! Is a journey through the glorious cultural dustbin where beat pop meets paisley rhythm and blues. Prestigious guests include

Title: Beatfreak!, Vol. 1: Rare and Obscure British Beat 1964-1968
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Particles
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8690116404414
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-03-04
Number of Discs: 1

From the minds behind the Piccadilly Sunshine, Mixed Up Minds, Upside Down, and Electric Sound Show series, Beatfreak! Is a journey through the glorious cultural dustbin where beat pop meets paisley rhythm and blues. Prestigious guests include London heavies The Habits; the busker of Baker Street, Gerry Rafferty; a pre-Fleur de Lys Pete Sears and Tago Byers; and a forgotten Bee Gee. A intoxicating marriage of fuzz and flute delivered with disgraceful adolescent abandon - beware, it's not pretty. Professionally remastered original sound recordings. Includes 20-page full-color booklet with comprehensive background liners and rare archival color photos. Includes rare and obscure tracks by Fingers Lee and the Upperhand, Sons of Fred, The Habits, The Deejays, Ian & the Zodiacs, Casey Jones and the Governors, Roger Young, The Moquettes, The Hinge, The Chasers, The Jensens, Fifth Column, Thursday's Child, Red Squares, The Carpetbaggers, Hedgehoppers Anonymous, Alex Harvey, Trev Gordon, and Greg Hunter.

Tracks:
1.1 Fingers Lee - Midnight Race (1967)
1.2 Sons of Fred - I LL Be There (1965)
1.3 The Habits - I Need You (1966)
1.4 The Deejays - What Cha Tryin to Do (1966)
1.5 Ian and the Zodiacs - Na Na Na Na Na (1966)
1.6 Casey Jones and the Governrs - All You Wanna Do (1966)
1.7 Roger Young - No Address (1966)
1.8 The Moquettes - You Came Along (1964)
1.9 The Hinge - You D Better Go Home (1968)
1.10 The Chasers - She S Gone Away (1966)
1.11 The Jensens - Margeurite (1968)
1.12 Fifth Column - There S Nobody Here (1968)
1.13 Thursdays Child - I Want You Back (1966)
1.14 Red Squares - Don't Laugh If I Cry (1967)
1.15 Carpetbaggers - the Flea Teacher (1967)
1.16 Thursdays Child - Hey, Hey (1966)
1.17 Hegehoppers Anonymous - Daytime (1966)
1.18 Alex Harvey - the Sunday Song (1967)
1.19 Trev Gordon - You Re An E-Type (1966)
1.20 Greg Hunter - Five O Clock World (1966)
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