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You'll hear music that you haven't heard in 50 years, things you forgot, but you loved when you were growing up and artists from the 60's you never listened to! Streaming 60's Psychedelic Internet Radio including Garage Bands. Psych, Folk, Jazz and Surf music. You'll LOVE our station! We also support new artists!
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60’s Garage Bands
- Mapleoak’s gigs 1969-1970 October 31, 2026Stan Endersby (Guitar, vocals) Peter Quaife (Bass) Marty Fisher (Keyboards, vocals) Mick Cook (Drums) replaced by Gordon MacBain (Drums, vocals) This fascinating Anglo-Canadian group is best known for containing Kinks bass player Peter Quaife who first proposed the idea of forming a band with Canadian guitarist Stan Endersby when the pair met by pure chance […]
- Baby Huey and the Baby Sitters October 4, 2026In 2005 I wrote a discussion of the early singles by Baby Huey and the Baby Sitters before Huey signed to Curtom and recorded the songs issued on his great posthumous LP. In subsequent years I added some photos, news clips and gig notices, then in 2026 completely reworked the article, below. Baby Huey and […]
- John Maskell’s history of two groups – Group 004 + 1 and The Beat Syndicate September 4, 2026John Maskell got in touch to provide a more detailed account of his time with The Beat Syndicate who are listed on this site here and his first band Group 004 + 1 (originally called Johnny & The Bobcats). Here are John’s recollections: The group Bobby & The Bobcats formed early in 1962. Bobby left the group […]
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Fresh Psych Rock Feed
- The Neutrons - Living in the World Today November 2, 2026submitted by /u/Disastrous-Job-4804 [link] [comments]
- Since no one has mentioned it... happy 59th birthday to Disraeli Gears. November 2, 2026submitted by /u/MoltenMadeMan [link] [comments]
- [psych cover] Pacific Ocean - Tracks Of My Tears (1968) November 2, 2026Album: Purgatory Pacific Ocean was an American West-Coast Psychedelic band As Eddie James and the Pacific Ocean, by 1967 namesake/singer/keyboardist James, guitarist Kent Henry and bassist Fred Riviera were beginning to attract some attention playing the mid-'60s LA club scene. Unfortunately, by the time the band got around to signing a record deal Kent and […]
- Kaleidoscope - The Sky Children November 2, 2026submitted by /u/ProjectConfident8584 [link] [comments]
Folk & Indie News
- Three wonderful new folk indie pop tunes that are perfect for your autumn playlist November 2, 2026Kaitlyn Fox – “Sucker Punch”-The easy going guitar work here feels comfortable and engaging. Imagine, then, the vibrancy of the vocal and the force of the lyrics as they pack an emotional punch. It’s a sucker punch, indeed, recognizing the “same shade of ...
- Three new Americana tunes that will have you thinkin’ about the good times (and the old times) October 30, 2026Matt Wilson and Sinking City – “Enunciation, Pronunciation Blues”-If you’re a fan of New Orleans jazz and clever writing, definitely check out this unique song. It’s got that Frenchman Street charm to it, all the while utilizing some lovely “Nawlins” vernacular. The writing ...
- Three outstanding new acoustic singer songwriters to add to your collection October 30, 2026Ben Higginbotham – “Traveller”-This is an outstanding track that literally hooked me right from the start. The guitar is outstanding and the vocal is transcendent. I don’t always feature the whispery vocal style, but this one works insanely well. It puts me in ...


