60s garage rock aesthetic

60s garage rock band The Belles

The Scat Pack PHILADELPHIA AREA, USA - c1966

The Chocolate Watchband

The piercing organ riff, bare-bones vocal track, and low-fidelity production make "96 Tears" a safe candidate for first garage punk song ever, and if you haven’t heard it I feel sorry for you.

In the roll call of 1960s garage band heroes, the Chocolate Watchband reside at the very top. Their notoriety derives from the handful of singles and LPs that they made, balanced between the Watchband’s own intense Anglophilic blueswailing, and mysterioso studio trickery on the half of producer Ed Cobb. Their best-known cut is probably ‘Let’s Talk About Girls’, which appeared on the seminal 1972 garage band sampler “Nuggets,”, but the Chocolate Watchband have many more such gems within their…

Frank Zappa & The Mothers at the Whisky a go go

Dear Friends hi, After a lot time of absence, I return back with a real Garage-Punk from 1966 from Athens, Greece. It has a slow pace turning it into a very fast one !!! This is a worldwide mentioning track from a very good and not well known group by very young boys Enjoy..............

The Rolling Stones

Introduction to The Leaves Garage rock group The Leaves are remembered for their most successful version of “Hey Joe,” which was a hit during the mid-60s music era. Like their peer and competitor the Byrds, the Leaves were also weaned by The Beatles’ music; both bands also hailed from Los Angeles. Formed by bassist Jim