The David - Another Day, Another Lifetime (1967)

Emerging in '65, The David were a young psychedelic rock outfit hailing from Los Angeles, CA. Their band name was coined by their manager, who remarked, 'to get a hit record is as difficult as a fight between David and Goliath.'

Christmas On Earth Continued (London, England): December 22, 1967.

Bands: Jimi Hendrix Experience, Eric Burdon & The Animals, The Who, The Move, Pink Floyd, Tomorrow, Graham Bond Organization, The Soft Machine, Sam Gopal Dream, Paper Blitz Tissue, John Peel, & The Plastic Circus

Frumpy - By The Way (1972)

'By The Way' stands as the third studio album by the remarkable German outfit Frumpy. Unfortunately, due to musical differences, the members went their separate ways following this farewell effort, resulting in a hiatus that lasted roughly 18 years.

1601 West Evans (Denver, CO): September 29-30, 1967

Bands: Lothar and the Hand People, The Doors, Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band

Please - 1968/1969

Formed in '67, Please surfaced as a psychedelic rock ensemble hailing from London, England. The band, led by Peter Dunton on vocals & drums, alongside Bernie Jinks on bass, swiftly emerged after the dissolution of their previous outfit, Neon Pearl.

Oakland University (Rochester, MI): September 1, 1968

Bands: Howlin' Wolf, Pink Floyd, MC5, Psychedelic Stooges, SRC, Chrysalis, The Rationals, Procul Harum, The Frost, Thyme, Jagged Edge, and Children.

The Deviants - Ptooff! (1968)

Formed in '66, The Deviants stood as a psych-rock/proto-punk act that emerged from London's vibrant Ladbroke Grove rock scene of the late '60s. Their debut LP, 'Ptooff!,' was independently recorded & initially sold through the UK underground press.

Avalon Ballroom (San Francisco, CA): February 2-4, 1968

Bands: The Electric Flag, Mad River, The Fugs, 13th Floor Elevators

7' Saturdays: Ep. 71

Artist: The Sorrows
Tracks: 'Pink, Purple, Yellow & Red' b/w 'My Gal'
Year: 1967
Listen: youtu.be/LV44sY9mmqM?si…

Issued in Mexico, this superb 45 showcases the garage-psych gem 'Pink, Purple, Yellow & Red' by the great British freakbeat act, The Sorrows.

Robert Plant (1967)

The Yardbirds - Having a Rave Up (1965)

'Having a Rave Up' stands as the second American studio album from the R&B/psych-rock ensemble, The Yardbirds. It reached position #53 on the Billboard 200 and includes the hit single 'Heart Full of Soul,' which peaked at #9 in the US.

Fillmore & Winterland (San Francisco): November 23-24-25, 1967.

Bands: H.P. Lovecraft, Donovan, Mother Earth.

Quicksilver Messenger Service - Just For Love (1970)

Quicksilver Messenger Service's fourth studio album, 'Just For Love,' soared to position #27 on the Billboard 200. It notably includes the band's biggest hit, 'Fresh Air,' which reached its peak at #49 on the Hot 100 chart.

Roundhouse UFO (London): September 22 & 29, 1967.

Bands: Dantalians Chariot, The (Social) Deviants, The Exploding Galaxy, Jeff Beck, Ten Years After.

Les Sinners - Sinerisme (1967)

Formed in '65, Les Sinners emerged as a garage-rock act from Montreal, Québec, Canada. Their debut album 'Sinerisme,' boasts a blend of French and English tracks, among which shines the garage gem 'Cleopatra.'

'Cleopatra': youtu.be/mhXmsf2hRfY?si…

The Cheetah: December 29-30-31, 1967.

Bands: The Seeds, Lollipop Shoppe, Smokestack Lightnin', & Buffalo Springfield.

Soft Machine - Third (1970)

The Soft Machine's third offering, aptly titled 'Third,' showcases a mixture of studio tracks and live recordings, capturing the band at a pivotal juncture in their career. It achieved notable success on the U.K. Albums chart, peaking at position #18.

International Love-In Festival (London): July 29, 1967.

Bands: Eric Burdon & The Animals, Pink Floyd, Brian Auger w/ Julie Driscoll & The Trinity, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, The Creation, Tomorrow, Blossom Toes, Sam Gopal's Dream, and Apostolic Intervention