THE ROSE COLORED CORNER

This one-off record from studio project Giant Jellybean Copout is a critical example of the late 60's harmony laden pop nugget.  They...

I unexpectedly picked up this single today for cheap and thus was quite pleased.  I've had this record on my wantlist for some time n...

I picked up this Bill Soden single based on the strength of his earlier releases, namely the way cool sitar laced pop sike gem 'My Me...

Although unsuccessful at release (late 1967 in the UK) this pair of originals from the Marmalade has much to offer.  Both sides are ve...

No need for any sweet talking, 'What A Way To Go' by The Appletree Theatre is a gorgeous tune with gorgeous lyrics, and I...

Here we have another delightful single from Kenny Young's 'tinkertoying' San Francisco Earthquake.   'Fairytales Can C...

Put it in the books, 'Mrs. Bluebird' by Eternity's Children is an absolutely flawless piece of psychedelic sunshine pop....

Yesterday marked the beginning of August, and things started off rather splendid for me with an extremely fruitful trip to the record ...

The Higher Elevation can be traced back to Colorado band The Monocles .  After some local success they changed their name and signed a...

The Tea Company's origins begin with Queens, New York garage band The Naturals .  After cutting a pair of 45's in 1967 wit...

The Left Banke Too often seems to be passed off as a secondary work to its predecessor, but such is not the case.  It's simply ...

The latest 45 to enter my clutches is this beautiful gem from October Country, a Los Angeles group under the heavy guidance of teenage...

Moorpark Intersection's 'I Think I'll Just Go And Find Me A Flower' is such a delightful song, it's almost unfair...

'Brink Of Death' is a trippy orchestrated flower pop delight which I discovered on the Heavy Dose Of Lyte Psych comp some ye...

Although it seems to be appreciated by a large enough audience this Paul Parrish debut has never seen a CD release or reissue, an...

These two exceptional cuts appear on the debut Hello People album as seen on my previous post.   'Jerusalem' features some ...

The Hello People were a New York group formed in late 1967 by record producer Lew Futterman.  They had stage names and wore m...

The Neighb'rhood Childr'n were a group of youngsters from small town Oregon, who along with countless others traveled...

Dallas, Texas group Southwest F.O.B. recorded a version of The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band 's 'Smell Of Incense' ...

Here are two slices of top shelf pop-psych that I'm very happy to have in my record stash.  As previously mentioned the Sidewa...