Sixties Garage Punk

What Am I Going To Do? - The Dovers
Gott Gott Elektron - Chrisma
Fire - Lizzy Mercier Descloux
Butterbean - B52s
Just About Enough - Ryuichi Sakamoto featuring Robin Scott
Tryouts For The Human Race - Sparks
Cosmic Surfin' - YMO
Shutout - Walker Brothers
A Spectacle - Can
Hold On To Your Love - Neil Young
Program - Silver Apples
High Pressure Days - Units
Shack Up - A Certain Ratio
TV - The Flying Lizards
Put Yourself In My Place - Jan Panter
Elijah Rockin' With Soul - Hank Jacobs
He Cried - The Shangri Las
Garbage Party - John S. Hall & Kramer

Cosmic Garbage Party mix tape by Simon Balthazar ++ Disco/Kraut/Soul/Psych

The Us Too Group - I’ll Leave You Crying (1966 )

The Outcasts - Loving You, Sometimes

Great cover of The Dovers "What Am I Going To Do"  from the soon to be released Paul Messis LP "The Problem With Me"

What Am I Going To Do

She´s Gone - 1966 (The Eye Zooms)

[I do not own any rights to this song, no monetization]

Jeremy Sylvester - Baby Tell Me

Rough take of The Dovers tune. Might add vocals. Someday. Right on.

What Am I Going To Do (Cover by The Dovers)Rough Mix

Double vinyl LP,  CD & digital available: https://bbemusic.lnk.to/DarkSide
Picking up where they left off on the 2007 compilation ‘Lost & Found – Rockabilly & Jump Blues‘, Keb Darge & Cut Chemist join forces once again, this time to explore the Dark Side of 1960s Garage music. While Rockabilly could be defined as a DIY emulation of the music of Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran and others by young American artists, Garage was heavily influenced by British bands of the day like the Beatles, Kinks & Rolling Stones. Simple drum kits, guitars and the occasional organ keep the sound honest and raw, retaining a palpable sense of excitement even to this day. With a multitude of bands springing up all over the USA, many of these wonderful records were released in tiny numbers, making certain titles almost impossible to find.

Keb Darge’s love affair with this intriguing genre happened almost by accident, while on the hunt for obscure Northern Soul records. “DJ Shadow told me I would like Garage years ago, but I didn’t listen.” Hearing a few records he liked and being assured by collectors that they were classified as ‘Garage’ got him hooked, so for the last years he’s been digging obsessively for the stuff. Knowing Cut Chemist was a collector, he suggested they collaborate on a compilation, and ‘The Dark Side‘ was born. 30 obscure records, some of which change hands for frightening amounts of money, all with wonderful stories attached as told in Keb’s & Cut Chemist‘s encyclopedic and entertaining liner notes.

“This compilation is not aimed at the many collectors of this wonderful style of music. I am a very late arrival on this scene, and still have a hell of a lot to learn, and buy. This is more for people like I was just three years ago, people oblivious to beauty, power, and excitement of the sixties garage sound.” – Keb Darge 2016

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The Spacemen - Modman

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The Dovers - I Could Be Happy

We're Not Just Anybody

The Dovers - What Am I Gonna Do

Track made using a sample of the Dovers 'What am I going to do...with you'

Skeletonjones - The great escape

I lost you in my mind (pre-rehearsal)

Anyway that you want me (pre-rehearsal)

The Prefabs from the east of the Netherlands play obscure sixties songs, from bands like The Dovers, Squires and Baytovens.
The Prefabs are: Diggy-vocals/guitar, Erik-bass, Ilja-drums.

I lost you in my mind (pre-rehearsal)

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