Mach

We,ve all been there...Its a Fasination of the scene.

Robb seems to have defined the true garage definition, and its not for me, i dont like the harsh guitar racket either i prefer the more subtle vibes of the Blue eyed Carolina sound, This flip of "Depend on me" by the Tradewinds is more up my street, along with umpteen others unknown to many out there. Pretty sure theres been more than one thread before on Blue eyed Soul..but with more stuff coming to light maybe its time to react another

Picked that Accidentals up blind off U.S ebay a few years ago for about $35, moved it on for double, but wish i,d kept it now,..goes to show theres still stuff knocking about in the woodwork if you look hard enough. Picked this Wald recording at same time.

This could put the cat amongst the pigeons ..

The Blues inc record "Cant live without you" on United Audio is a known Garage Rock record, not sure if its ever been played out or not. , Also come across this, probably the same band but not certain, and defo more garagey (if thats a word)

The Shaddows - Together Again - United Audio

A Few more... Nomads - Somethings bad - Mo-Groov The Oxfords - Its You - National Alpacas - Sometimes i love you - Double Take Ambassadors - Too much of a good thing - Pee Vee Earl Dawkins & Aqua lads - Aint gonna ride -Aqua Little jr Jesse - Little Play Girl - Metro dome The Montours - Goin all thee way - United Audio The Twilights - Your the one - Aqua King Edwards & Bds - More than yesterday - Groovy

Forgot about this gem, The Camaros We,re not too young/ Lover come back ( Fab version of the Jackie Beavers rarity)

My Pe,nth The Voulumes - Just cant help myself/One way Love Billy Miranda - Count the teardrops/ We got a good thing going Jerry & his Uniques - Yes he will/ Lonely man

Instrumentals were a massive part of the scene back then, dont know why they fell out of flavour, here,s another one that got hammered back at the Casino circa 79/80 on the nice Omack label.

Always presumed the square clock were originals and the other design pictured were the boots/repress

Roy Hamilton - Let The Music Play - Kent Soul Excellent Condition (Very Nice Clean Copy) £60 tracked p&p included UK James Havior - Girl Girl Girl - Crow Ex condition £100 paypal as f/f or add 4% Trusted uk seller with 100% feedback

Iconic record to this day, stood the test of time and still packs the dance floor,.Brill intro

Amazing!..looks like a cross between Bruce Forsyth and Rolf Harris 😂

Also recorded a single on Capital records in 1973 tittled "You cant get there from here" as Little Richard Jarvis. Seems to confirm for me on listening he was a White artist