2012 collection. Memphis is well known as the birthplaces of the blues, the fount of southern soul - and the locale that begat rock'n'roll. The city boasted a healthy rock scene well into the 1960s and 1970s, but few retrospectives have documented Memphis music in the psychedelic era when, as a major recording centre, it was the nexus not just for local freaks, but those from neighboring Arkansas, Mississippi and beyond. Big Beat's "Feeling High - the Psychedelic Sound of Memphis" shines a welcome light on this long-neglected area, and it's survey is based principally upon the work of two renowned Memphis mavericks.
9 Come on Along and Dream - the Poor Little Rich Kids
10 Eat Me Alive - the Goatdancers
11 Crazy Man's Woman - Greg McCarley
12 DJ Vu - Judy Bramley
13 Free Singer's Island - the Knowbody Else
14 Feeling High - the Wallabys
15 Rockin' in the Same Old Boat - Triple X
16 I Need Love - the Poor Little Rich Kids
17 Ticket to Ride (Not on Contract) - Mother Roses
18 Ogden - David Mitchell
19 If You're Thinking - Greg McCarley
20 Old Man - the Wallabys
21 We're in Town - the Goatdancers
22 Dancing Girl - 1st Century
23 Flying Horse of Louisiana (Live) - the Knowbody Else
24 Goatdancers Ad - the Goatdancers
2012 collection. Memphis is well known as the birthplaces of the blues, the fount of southern soul - and the locale that begat rock'n'roll. The city boasted a healthy rock scene well into the 1960s and 1970s, but few retrospectives have documented Memphis music in the psychedelic era when, as a major recording centre, it was the nexus not just for local freaks, but those from neighboring Arkansas, Mississippi and beyond. Big Beat's "Feeling High - the Psychedelic Sound of Memphis" shines a welcome light on this long-neglected area, and it's survey is based principally upon the work of two renowned Memphis mavericks.
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