The Legends Mystery Garage Band Demo 10" Mersey Beat Surf Rock Lo-Fi
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A really fascinating demo album from 1965 featuring a mystery garage band pretty adeptly fusing Mersey Beat harmonies with touch of Surf and Hot Rod Rock and a little jangle folk rock plus super melancholy female vocal ballad with an excellent lo-fi feel.
The Legends Not On Label ?– TC-4506 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: US Released: 1965 Genre: Rock Style: Garage Rock, Surf Tracklist A1 That's All Right A2 Last Night I Told Her A3 Tiki God A4 The Girl I Met B1 Mary Had A Little Stingray B2 Tell Me B3 I Wanna Do It Again
Ultra-rare 10" LP by the group "The Legends," entitled "That's All Right," released by the Audio Recording & Manufacturing Company, Inc., in Franklin Square, L.I., NY (EC-4500), sometime in the 1965. The cover bills the group as "the New British Sound... done by a New American Group." The members of the group are Bob Eisenman on guitar, Joe Mangan on bass and Bill Planck on drums. They perform seven original songs in a primitive, garage style, influenced by the British Invasion. There is one exception. One song is a teen ballad sung by a female vocalist named Dee Dee Garcia, who sounds like Rosie of Rosie and the Originals!
The Legends Side One - YouTube
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The Legends Side 2 - YouTube
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