Artist	Song
Thee Midniters	Jump, Jive & Harmonize
from Where the Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets (1965-1968) (2010)
The Easybeats	Sorry
from The Easybeats: The Definitive Anthology (2003)
MC5	I Can Only Give You Everything
from The Big Bang! - Best of the MC5 (2005)
We the People	Mirror of Your Mind
from Too Much Noise (2008)
Kim Fowley	The Trip
from 60s Indie Garage (2009)
The Groupies	Primitive
from The Roots Of The Cramps (2009)
The Guess Who	It's My Pride
from The Guess Who: Anthology (2003)
The Woolies	Who Do You Love
from Ride, Ride, Ride (2006)
The Unrelated Segments	The Story of My Life
from Where You Gonna Go? (2009)
The Pretty Things	L.S.D.
from Get the Picture? (2005)
The Misunderstood	Children of the Sun
from Brokenroad (1998)
The Underdogs	Love's Gone Bad
from The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 7: 1967 (2007)
? & The Mysterians	Can't Get Enough of You, Baby
from Cameo Parkway: The Best of ? & the Mysterians, 1966-1967 (2005)
The Music Machine	Double Yellow Line
from Turn On (2007)
The Bees	Voices Green and Purple
from Voices Green and Purple - Single (1970)
The E Types	Put The Clock Back On The Wall
from 60s Indie Garage (2009)
The Mystery Trend	Johnny Was a Good Boy
from Sing Me a Rainbow: A Trident Anthology 1965-1967 Part 2 (2008)
The Sparkles	No Friend of Mine
from The Sparkles - EP (2005)
The New Colony Six	At the River's Edge
from Breakthrough (2002)
The Lyrics	So What!!
from So What!! - Single (2008)
The Fabulous Wailers	Out of Our Tree
from Two Car Garage (2009)
The Electric Prunes	Get Me to the World On Time
from I Had Too Much to Dream (2005)
Harbinger Complex	I Think I'm Down
from A Pot Of Flowers (1967)
The Monks	Complication
from Black Monk Time (2009)
Barry & The Remains	Why Do I Cry
from Barry & The Remains (1991)

Comment:

Shoulder your way to the front of the stage and lose yourself in the glorious abandon of "Jump, Jive and Harmonize," courtesy of Thee Midniters, an East L.A. garage combo that famously blended pulverizing vocals with horns and steamroller R&B organ. Then get down and dirty with the tiger-in-a-trashcan beat and throat-grabbing guitars of "Get Me to the World On Time" by the Electric Prunes, who clearly aren't kidding when they sing about shaking up their hormones. Join the New Colony Six for their harp-wailin', boot-stompin', pre-apocalyptic party "At the River's Edge." Whatever your pleasure, dig the sweaty simplicity here — just remember to flip off the light switch and close the garage door when the music's over. Oh, yeah, and come back soon.

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