BIG BEAT BLITZ - Pop Power All Over The Place

 

BIG BEAT BLITZ

Fast Kids go Telematch – Pop Power A Go-Go with a nod to new romanticism, another to merseybeat, a third to psych folk and you’ll always find an open garage door hiding a mod suit - but it’s guitars guitars guitars all over the place.

Just one for a change.

Enjoy! 

01 THE TAMMY SHINE     So Very Little

02 VISTA BLUE     Wooden Horse 

03 TELEMATCH     Lonely Bird

04 FAST KIDS    My Advice

05 THE DANDY WARHOLS    Every Day Should Be A Holiday   

06 THE PRIVATE EYE     Rotterdam

07 GOLDEN RICHARDS     I Wanna Be Like Jeff Goldblum

08 THE URGES    The Urges Theme

09 UNI BOYS    You’ll Curse His Name Again

10 DAVE COPE    Bard’s Blessing

11 THE BRUJA-HA’s    Black Cherry Moon

12 THE WOOLLY BANDITS    Hard To Forget You

13 THE TRAFALGARS     Hip Young Man

14 THE FABULOUS COURETTES    Shake

15 THE SCHWA     Gotta Get Away

16 THE AMPLIFIER HEADS    A Song Called Sha La La

17 JEFF GRAHAM     Leaving Chicago

18 THE RAVEONETTES    Love In A Trashcan

19 RAF    (It’s A) Modern World

20 THE STRIPP    If You Want Me

21 SLEATER-KINNEY    Ironclad

22 MOTEL CALIFORNIA    Rolling Credits And Final Waves

 

PRIVATE EYE

 

 

WOOLLY BANDITS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comments welcome!

 

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German Garage Beat live 1965 - THE SPACEMEN vol. 2

 

German Garage Beat live in 1965 

 

vol. II

 

 

 

the spacemen

 

 

Here’s another batch of Berlin’s Beatsters.

 

The Spacemen were founded in 1961 Berlin West, Germany, and carried on until 1967, when other matters became urgent. But they left a legacy of 29 live recordings from 1965. They show the band in good form, rough and occasionally unrefined. But they knew their tunes. Included are 3 bonus tracks, studio recordings from their LP “Beat À Gogo“, released on the cheapo label Tip (operating from Berlin). The tracks show The Spacemen were competent vocalists. “House Of The Rising Sun“ sports a female guest vocalist, my guess is, it is Tanja May.

 

The Spacemen were amateurs and mostly played at the weekends. In 1965 they had a regular gig at the Riverboat which lasted almost a year. The Riverboat was a club hosted by the Berlin Senate primarily for the entertainment of visiting West German teens – often on class trips. Remember, Berlin was a divided city then – surrounded by the socialist German Democratic Republic. There were just two transit ways to the former German capital and it was always a considerable hassle to get into the city. The border officials did not make it easy for you.

 As far as I know, The Spacemen never played in West Germany, the German Federal Republic. But in West Berlin they were a force.

 Thomas Irschick, rhythm guitar, backing vocals (band leader)

Manfred Schappler, bass guitar, backing vocals

 

Hannes Knäse, drums

 

Karl-Heinz Herpolsheimer, lead guitar, backing vocals (pic on back side)

 

 

  

1. Love Potion No. 9

2. You‘re No Good

3. Goodbye My Love

4. I Call Your Name

5. No Reply

6. Can‘t Buy Me Love

7. I‘m Down

8. Stupidity

9. Don‘t Throw Your Love Away

10. The Last Time

bonus

11. Nowhere Man

12. House Of The Rising Sun

13. Big Bad Wolf

 

 

 https://archive.org/details/spacemen-garage-beat-vol-2

Garage Rock 1965 in Germany - THE SPACEMEN live

 

  

German Garage Beat live in 1965

 

the spacemen

 

(West) Berlin Beat, nothing less. The Spacemen were founded in 1961 and carried on until 1967, when other matters became urgent.

 They were amateurs and played mostly at the weekends. In 1965 they had a regular gig at the Riverboat which lasted almost a year. The Riverboat was a club hosted by the Berlin Senate primarily for the entertainment of visiting West German teens – often on class trips. Remember, Berlin was a divided city then – surrounded by the socialist German Democratic Republic. There were just two transit ways to the former German capital and it was always a considerable hassle to get into city. The border officials did not make it easy for you.

 As far as I know, The Spacemen never played in West Germany, the German Federal Republic. But in West Berlin they were a force.

 Karl-Heinz Herpolsheimer, lead guitar, backing vocals (pic on back side)

Thomas Irschick, rhythm guitar, backing vocals (band leader)

Hannes Knäse, drums

Manfred Schappler, bass guitar, backing vocals

   

1. Rock ‘n‘ Roll Music

2. Help

3. What‘d I Say

4. Mr. Tambourine Man

5. (Ain‘t That) Just Like Me

6. 500 Miles

7. Mean Woman Blues

8. Hang On Sloopy

9. Set Me Free

10. It‘ll Be Me

11. Slow Down

12. Roll Over Beethoven

 

 https://archive.org/details/spacemen-garage-beat-vol-1