60's Pop

The way that The Beatles would have done it if they had an extra tape machine.

TIcket to RIde (Psychetronic Version) (Beatles Cover)

CyberChimp was allowed to make it's own track. He's really only a few brain cells on a chip, and it shows.

Daydream Believer (CyberChimp Version) (The Monkees cover)

My version made in the Time Tunnel. Yes I know even Lesley Gore wasn't the first to record it, but this cover is inspired by her 1963 version. Now it's everyone's turn to cry...

It's My Party (Timeloop Version) (Lesley Gore cover)

My 100% synthetic sweetener version of the 1969 hit song. I remembered after I made it that there was a 2007 remix, which is pretty good. BTW 'The Archies' does have a connection to The Veronicas (Australian twins, neither of which is called Veronica).

Sugar Sugar (Acesulfame Version) (The Archies cover)

My extremely mutated version of the 1964 hit. All synths, with just a few touches of the original. You can always go downtown.

Downtown (System/360 Version) (Petula Clark cover)

My version of the 1964/1965 hit. Recognisable despite the synths. A bit of a challenge to do a slower number. The picture is a Sydney ferry, which isn't much different to a Mersey one.

Ferry Cross the Mersey (Foghorn version) (Gerry and the Pacemakers cover)

My cover of the 1963 Searchers cover of the 1959 Clovers song. This time we're being more inclusive of non-biological entities.

Love Potion #9 (Droid Subtitles Version) (The Searchers cover)

My all-synth version of the Feb 1967 song.

Happy Together (Gemini XII Version) (The Turtles cover)

My all-synthetic version of one of the most annoying songs about body dysmorphia ever. Some sicko will like it. You know who you are. Original from 1960.

Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini (String Theory Version) (Brian Hyland cover)

My all-synth version of the 1967 classic. Nothing to get hung about.

Strawberry Fields Forever (Hexaploidy Version) (Beatles cover)

My all-synth version of the 1971 HIT (>10 M copies!). Ok, it's worse than all-synth, and the song was already obnoxious (but fun). Little baby bird.

Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep (Hen Tooth Version) (Middle of the Road Cover cover)

My all-synth mutation of the 1971 hit by Australian band The Mixtures. Oooh oooh ah!

The Pushbike Song (Lightcycle Version) (The Mixtures cover)

My all-synth version of the 1969 track used in Yellow Submarine, really a George Harrison song done in 1967. Show me that I'm everywhere and get me home for tea.

It's All Too Much (Population InVersion) (The Beatles cover)

My all-synth version of the 1963 single. The only instrument still in there that is close to original is the drums. The rest are tricking you. :-)

Be My Baby (Zygote Version) (The Ronettes cover)

My all-synth version of the 1965 hit. So wrong and yet so right. You can fight your way through the hustle and bustle.

5 O'Clock World (Synchrotron Version) (The Vogues cover)

My all-synth version of the 1967 hit. I can see for multiples of 1.6 km.

I Can See for Miles (Adaptive Optics Version)(The Who cover)

My all-synth version of the 1966 hit. They've given you a number, and they've taken away your name.

Secret Agent Man (Steganographic Version) (Johnny Rivers cover)

My all-synth version of the 1975/76 hit. We gotta get right back to where we started from.

Right Back Where We Started From (Closed Integral Version) (Maxine Nightingale cover)

My all-synth version of the 1965 hit. Baby baby, I’m aware of where you go.

Stop! In the Name of Love (Subtly Synth Version) (The Supremes cover)

My extra-synth version of the 1965 hit. I watch you walk down the street,
Knowing your other love you'll meet.

Stop! In the Name of Love (Overtly Synth Version) (The Supremes cover)

I make obnoxious synth covers of previously fine songs. All done with Korg Gadget.

60's Pop

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