PEBBLES - Vol 06 -ORIGINAL 60s PUNK ROCK CLASSICS- Chicago Vol 1- Comp CD

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The first of a pair of Pebbles volumes devoted to the Windy City doesn't feature such noteworthy Chicago bands as the Shadows of Knight. Indeed, the Buckinghams -- who scored a hit with "Kind of a Drag" (not the song that's included) -- are the only famous band on this compilation.

However, the album does feature some interesting minor-league bands, some of which were from Chicago and some of which just recorded there (e.g., the Indiana-based Group, Inc.). Selections include the Omens' "Searching" (later recorded by the Gravedigger V) and Nobody's Children's "Girl, I Need You" (remade by the Third Booth as "I Need Love"), as well as remakes of songs by the Lemon Drops ("I Live in the Springtime"), the Kingsmen ("Long Green"), the Hollies ("I've Been Wrong"), Gene Vincent ("Say Ma, Ma"), and Elvis Presley (a demented version of "Jailhouse Rock"). \

 

TRACK LISTING The Omens: "Searching"; Rel. 196

  The Furniture: "I Love It Baby"; Rel. 1967

 Huns: "Winning Ticket"; Rel. 1966

   Buzzsaw: "I Live In The Springtime"; Rel. 1970

   The Todds: "I Want Her Back"; Rel. 1967

   The Group, Inc.: "Like A Woman"; Rel. 1966

   The Pattens: "Say Ma, Ma"

   Haymarket Riot: "Trip On Out"; Rel. 1968

   The Delights: "Long Green"; Rel. 1965

   The Untamed: "Someday Baby"; Rel. 1966

   Dalek/Engam: The Blackstones: "Never Feel The Pain"; Rel. 1965

   Dean Carter: "Rebel Woman"; Rel. 1967

   Shady Daze: "I'll Make You Pay"; Rel. 1967

   The Little Boy Blues: "You Don't Love Me"; Rel. 1967

   Nobody's Children: "Girl, I Need You"; Rel. 1967

   The Buckinghams: "I've Been Wrong"; Rel. 1966

   Last Knight: "Shadow Of Fear"; Rel. 1968

   The End: "Memorandum"; Rel. 1966

   Dean Carter: "Jailhouse Rock"; Rel. 1967

   The Foggy Notions: "Need A Little Lovin'"; Rel. 1966

   Haymarket Riot: "Something Else"; Rel. 1968

   The Warner Brothers: "Please Mr. Sullivan"; Rel. 1965

 

NOTE - The CD booklet lists additional tracks, this is an error.   There are only these 22 tracks on the CD.

 

-Martin Winfree