Artist: White Heaven
Album: Out
Release Date: 1991
Label: PSF Records

The roots of Japanese neo-psych legends White Heaven date back to 1980. Originally dubbed Living End, the group was shaped from a series of jam sessions helmed by singer/guitarist You Ishihara, its sprawling, ever-revolving lineup of musicians eventually crystallizing in 1984 around You, guitarist Tetsuya Sakamoto, bassist Takayuki Nakagoshi, and drummer Ken Ishihara. After a handful of gigs, Living End added guitarist Ken Matsutani, and in late 1985 the quintet adopted the name White Heaven. Matsutani exited in mid-1986 to form his own outfit, Marble Sheep & the Rundown Sun's Children, and after adding ex-ONNA guitarist Michio Kurihara, the group issued Electric Cool Acid, a self-released cassette documenting a live appearance in Tokyo. A series of lineup changes plagued White Heaven over the next few years, and when in the spring of 1991 the band finally issued its first official LP, the P.S.F. label release Out, the lineup consisted of You on vocals, Michio on guitar, Ken on drums, and Naohiro Yoshimoto on bass. Michio and Naohiro both exited soon after the sessions wrapped, with new guitarist Souchirou Nakamura and bassist Kouji Samura signing on for the second White Heaven LP, 1993's Strange Bedfellow. Michio returned to the roster in time for 1994's Next to Nothing, with bassist Koji Shimura replacing Kouji for the follow-up single, "Threshold of the Pain." After issuing an expanded Electric Cool Acid, White Heaven toured Europe. Upon returning to Japan, Kouji returned to the lineup, this time replacing Ken on drums, with Chiyo Kamekawa assuming bass duties for what would prove to be the group's final LP, 1997's Levitation. Following an Osaka performance later that year, White Heaven dissolved, with You mounting a solo project and Michio joining Ghost. In late 1999 You, Michio, and Chiyo reunited as the Stars, recruiting drummer Yasunobu Arakawa for their 2004 debut LP, Wil

▶ White Heaven - (1991) - Fallin' Stars End

"Women of Boghassa", originally by Tinariwen, performed by Israeli ensemble Desert Blues: Ravid Kahalani, Alon Amano Campino, Riff Cohen and Erez Mounk. Recorded live at Levontin 7, Tel Aviv.


Desert Blues - Chet Boghassa

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 Bobby Jameson and Jesse Ed Davis recording Junkie Jesus written by Bobby Jameson and arranged by Jesse Ed Davis. Bob Glaub on bass and Jimmy Karstein on drums. Recorded at MGM sound stage Culver City, CA in 1970 or 1971. Produced by Gavin Murrell, Bobby Jameson, and Kirby Johnson.

Junkie Jesus 2 Bobby Jameson And Jesse Ed Davis 1970 - 71

Okta Logue are a four-piece rock band based in Frankfurt, Germany. The members consist of Benno Herz (bassist/vocalist), his brother Robert Herz (drums), Philip Meloi (lead guitarist), and Nicolai Hildebrandt (organ, synthesizers and trumpet). Their style is often referred to as being influenced by '60s psychedelic rock bands mixed with modern indie rock elements.[1] to see more http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okta_Logue

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▶ Zaphire Oktalogue - Carrion Fly 2008

▶ Streetmark - Dreams (1977)

Nebula are a psychedelic stoner rock band, formed by guitarist Eddie Glass and drummer Ruben Romano upon departing Fu Manchu in 1997. Mark Abshire soon joined as the band's original bassist. Nebula have been on indefinite hiatus since early 2010 but have not broken up.

Abshire remained with the band until the recording of Atomic Ritual (2003) which was produced by Chris Goss of Kyuss fame. Dennis Wilson & Simon Moon (Eddie Glass) stepped in as bassists until a more permanent replacement was found in Tom Davies. Atomic Ritual was released to warm critical praise, with AMG calling Nebula a "hard-working power trio [that] sounds like it has been hanging out in the garage since 1973, blissfully unaware of the changing world outside. Which is definitely to its benefit". [1] Rob Oswald replaced founding member Ruben Romano on drums in 2007.

    

In August 2009, Adam Kriney, formerly of La Otracina, was recruited to replace departing drummer Oswald, though he too announced his departure in January 2010 and was replaced by Jimmy Sweet. In early 2010, Nebula announced that it was going on an indefinite hiatus. Glass later explained that "things started getting a bit rough with the touring and I got sick of it", though Nebula were merely "taking a break for a while" and not breaking up.
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▶ Nebula - Dos EPs -  Smokin' Woman

▶ Krokodil - You're Still A Part Of Me (1969)

From the 1989 LP:
If Tomorrow I Were Leavin' For Lhasa, I Wouldn't Stay A Minute More

Red Temple Spirits - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

Membri: Medvecki Norbert - drums Szegedi Árpád Botond - guitar Zétény Alexej - bass Szegedi Levente - vocal, guitar, noise Vikor Mátyás - percussion, noise 
Hungary 
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Arlequin - Drunken Instruments Are Singing To Rosie 2013

The new project featuring SOUNDGARDEN and PEARL JAM drummer Matt Cameron, SOUNDGARDEN bassist Ben Shepherd, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE guitarist Alain Johannes and SCREAMING TREES singer Mark Lanegan.
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Ten Commandos - Staring Down The Dust

Musicians :
 Frays, Rainer (1) (drums)	 	
 Lange, Rainer (1) (guitar)	 	
 Ziegler, Herbert (1) (bass, vocals)

JUST WE  "Something like it "  (1970)Germany  RARE

Danny McCulloch, a British born musician,
most known for having been the bassist
of the Eric Burdon and The Animals.
From his 1969 album "Wings of A Man."

Danny McCulloch - Mirror Of The Sky 1969

original library italian psych music from the album "Overground" 1970
photo by me 

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