Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Sundazed, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - From the original '66 Soma masters comes the DEACONS blistering cover of "Empty Heart", plus an unished flip-side! Empty...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Killer mid 60's Pacific Northwest Garage Punk Monster. SONICS-style cruncher. Comp'd on BFTG. The great flip is a ode to the Dark...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Munster, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Two legendary cuts from Auckland's '60s garage/freakbeat legends The Blue Stars. Side A features the band's second single,...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - A killer obscure Canadian fuzzed-out garage-punk single from 1967 gets reissued on 7-inch, including restored audio and its...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Munster, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - The sole single by this US garage band featuring Wailers-member John Greek was originally released in 1964 and now it's...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - An official, limited edition reissue of a killer '65 teen garage/punk two-sider by a young band based in Wenatchee, Washington....

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Break-A-Way, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Reissue of an impossibly rare '67 garagepunk single, recorded by a 4-piece from Chicago and originally out on the...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - B/w "Scream Loud" - The Quests were a Grand Rapids, Michigan garage rock group active in the '60s. 'That's My Dream' is a...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Sundazed, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - As a precursor to the release of this breath-taking Arthur Lee and Love material (to be called Love Lost), there is this...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - First ever band-sanctioned reissue of this legendary 'Pebbles' garage-psych 45 from 1967. William Penn Fyve aka William Penn &...

Sixties Garage Kings and Losers, Label: Ugly Things, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Ty Wagner cut his first single, "I'm A No-Count" in late 1965 at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood. The record was not a...