Their third single, from 1966. “Thinking About Today” owes a lot to the punkier side of R&B and also has a lot of Bob Dylan inspiration and even some hints of the Velvet Underground. “Lying All The Time” is surely their most jangling 12-string guitar Byrds inspired number.
Their fifth single, from late 1966, with a furious Beat Punker that is one of their fans’ fave tracks, and the hypnotic “Ballad Of John B.” on the B-side, a lesser known song with a frantic harmonica. A real must for any Beat and Garage fans with the original picture sleeve.