Artist	Song
Spirit	Uncle Jack
from The Best of Spirit (2003)
Love	Orange Skies
from Da Capo (2005)
The Association	Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies (Remastered Version)
from Renaissance (2005)
Silver Apples	Oscillations
from Silver Apples (1997)
Syd Barrett	Octopus
from Wouldn't You Miss Me? - The Best of Syd Barrett (2003)
Tommy James & The Shondells	I'm a Tangerine
from Crimson & Clover (2005)
Vanilla Fudge	Bang Bang
from Vanilla Fudge (2005)
The Temptations	Take a Stroll Thru Your Mind
from Psychedelic Soul (2003)
The Monkees	Daily Nightly
from Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. (Remastered) [Deluxe Edition] (2007)
Spirit	Fresh Garbage
from The Best of Spirit (2003)
Jefferson Airplane	Martha
from The Essential Jefferson Airplane (2003)
Eric Burdon & The Animals	A Girl Called Sandoz
from The Best of Eric Burdon and the Animals (1966-1968) (1991)
Tomorrow	My White Bicycle
from Tomorrow (2003)
The Moody Blues	Love and Beauty
from Days of Future Passed (2008)
Traffic	Coloured Rain
from Gold: Traffic (2005)
Strawberry Alarm Clock	Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow
from Incense & Peppermints (1990)
The Moving Sidewalks	Crimson Witch
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
The Action	Strange Roads
from Rolled Gold (2002)
Jefferson Airplane	Watch Her Ride
from The Essential Jefferson Airplane (2003)
Silver Apples	Lovefingers
from Silver Apples (1997)
Os Mutantes	Baby
from Os Mutantes (1992)
The Blues Magoos	Sybil Green (Of the in Between)
from Kaliedescope Compendium - The Best of the Blues Magoos (1992)
Blue Cheer	Sun Cycle
from Outsideinside (2011)
The Herd	From the Underworld
from Anthology: The History of Peter Frampton (2001)
The Red Crayola	Transparent Radiation
from The Jewels of the Madonna (2006)

Comment:

With its Day-Glo posters and brain-searing light shows, the’60s psychedelic scene was [i]all about[/i] the colors, a fact that wasn’t lost on its savviest pop practitioners. Scotsman-turned-spaceman Donovan may have been the era’s patchouli-scented potentate of all things Flower Power, but even the scene-making superhero of acid-edged psychedelia, Arthur Lee, had a mellower side, as you can hear in his band Love’s daydream-y “Orange Skies.” Answering the musical question “How do you get a double-tracked guitar to sound like a krummhorn on acid?,” Traffic jumps into the gap between free jazz and prog fantasy in “Coloured Rain.” And former straight-edgers Tommy James & The Shondells step out of the hippie closet, trading their AM-friendly hanky-panky pop for something a little more [i]hallucinogenic[/i] in the sonic freak-out of “I'm a Tangerine.”

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