It Came from the Garage! - Nuggets From Southern California [Import]

It Came From the Garage! Nuggets From Southern Cal (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (April 24, 2007)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Big Beat UK
• ASIN: B000NJL67Y
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #161,280 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Edge Of Nowhere - SUNDAY GROUP

2. Hang It Out To Dry - BUD & KATHY

3. Be Billy - PAT & THE CALIFORNIANS

4. Feel Aw Right Part 1 - BEL CANTOS

5. Hey Did-A-Da-Da - THE RUMBLERS

6. Sleepy Hollow - THE LAST WORD

7. The Frog - SIR FROG & THE TOADS

8. Penicillin - JOHNNY MACRAE

9. Clap Hands - THE RUMBLERS

10. I Got Nothin To Say To You - NEW BREED

11. What I Want You To Say - BARRACUDAS

12. Don't Call Me, I'll Call You - LAST WORD

13. The Words Ring Back - NEW BREED

14. The Reason Why - BARRACUDAS

15. Tell Me - ESP LIMITED

16. I'll Still Be Waiting There - NEW BREED

17. I Can't Believe That You're Really Mine - BARRACUDAS

18. Pink Grapes - SUNDAY GROUP

19. Jump Point And Shout - LAST WORD

20. Bad - PAT & THE CALIFORNIANS

See all 24 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Ace Records releases the third volume exploiting the fascinatingly quirky Downey Records catalogue.

While the much-lauded first compilation was an instrumental collection ("Intoxica!"), and the second was a rock`n'roll collection that spanned the pre-Beatle era ("It Came From The Suburbs"), this collection brings us gems from Southern California's suburban garage-land.

All great garage-punkers and psychedelic whimsical delights of a jangly mixed-up nature! This is essentially a re-issue of a long-deleted and much-missed comp called "Scarey Business", which was released and then quickly withdrawn in 2001. That collection had 13 Downey gems pulled from the tape vaults by Ace's Alec Palao, mixed with tracks from two other labels. This new compilation re-introduces all those Downey cuts plus another nine from the same source, including many unreleased tracks.

Would you believe Barry White (yes, that BW) producing the Rumblers?