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proto-punk · psychedelic rock · psychedelic

Clap

proto-punkpsychedelic rockpsychedelic

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Not much is known about this early 70's rock band from Manhattan Beach, California. They only released one album, probably in 1972 though the exact date seems to be unknown. The concise description of their sound would be that it is somewhat akin to the New York Dolls but with a distinct 60's garage punk feel. A more elaborate description would be a teenage version of The Rolling Stones rerecording their own 1966 album Aftermath in 1972 with Mick Jaggers 12-year-old tone deaf sister on saxophone. .

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