The Monocled Alchemist

The Psychedelic Record Case - Part 6 Check out my Monacled Alchemist website. British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Numbers interspersed with vintage '60s radio adverts. Both sides of The Jelly Bean Bandits have been used in my mix. Featured artists in order of appearance:

The Psychedelic Record Case - Part 5 Check out my Tyme Trips website. British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Numbers interspersed with vintage '60s radio adverts. Featured artists in order of appearance:

They were a rockin’ garage band, not the purist ’66 sort with moptops and Beatle boots, they were much more into the basic rock ’n roll of The Sonics and The Wailers. It’s no surprise that The Sinister Urge recorded two Sonics tracks for their demo tape namely ”Witch” and ”Boss Hoss”. In order of appearance: For more details about this rare demo cassette go to my website Tyme Trips

A specially curated mix of an obscure Hollywood LP by the Deep. Hear their way-out 1966 psychedelic acid gems, interspersed with vintage '60s radio and promo adverts to give you a unique podcast sound collage experience. Order of appearance: For details of this incredible LP go to my website 'Tyme Trips'

A specially curated mix of an obscure Hollywood LP by the Love Exchange. Hear their 1968 psychedelic folk-rock acid gems, interspersed with vintage '60s radio and promo adverts to give you a unique podcast sound collage experience. In order of appearance: The U.S. Marines: beat the draft radio advert Mrs Ansel Griffith Meadow Memory The Good, The Bad and The Ugly movie advert Swallow The Sun Muntz cartridge, City Music Store radio advert Get Out Of My Life Woman Ballad Of A Sad Man Panasonic car and home stereo radio advert Two-O-Tango The Byrds Rose Palace concert radio advert Flying High Give Up On Love Steppenwolf "Monster" LP radio advert Nothing At All For more information about the record and information from guitarist Fred Barnett go to Tyme Trips

The 2 CD set "The Get Easy! Sunshine Pop Collection" released over 20 years ago is long gone and now very expensive, if you're lucky to find one offered for sale! The second CD is way too lite and easy listening but the first CD contains some glorious harmony pure pop treats. I've curated twelve of those priceless gems and interspersed them with vintage '60s radio and promo adverts to give you a unique podcast mix experience. Order of appearance:

The obscure psychedelic album by The Baroques is revisited and interspersed with vintage 60s radio promos and adverts, creating a whole new experience! Order of appearance:

In this podcast episode I asked my guest compiler, Gerri Czachowski, to select some of her favourite '60s numbers and it's quite evident that my Facebook friend and esteemed musicologist has come up with a superb mix that keenly captures the essence of sixties radio. In order of appearance: The Ventures - Perfidia John Ravenscroft KOMA "English Scene" radio advert The Zombies - Tell Her No The Beatles - We Can Work It Out Gretch Guitars contest promo Leslie Gore - Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows The McCoys - Hang On Sloopy The Box Tops - The Letter National Institute of Mental Health Anti-drug PSA The Buckinghams - Kind Of A Drag Jack In The Box restaurant radio advert Keith - 98.6 Dionne Warwick - Walk On By Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making Love Frank Zappa, Secret Ceremony movie radio advert Tommy James & the Shondells - Crimson and Clover Jeff Beck concert radio advert Badfinger - Come And Get It Marmalade - Reflections Of My Life Check out my "Tyme Trips' website for more wonderful digital ephemera.

The Psychedelic Record Case - Part 4 Check out my Tyme Trips website. British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Featured artists in order of appearance: Both sides of the incredible Painted Ship 45, The Novas, The Satyrs, The Rovin' Flames, The Night Crawlers, The Scott Bedford Four, cover stars, The Mama's and the Papa's, The Penthouse Five, The Olivers, The Painted Faces and The Others. Numbers interspersed with vintage '60s radio adverts.

The Psychedelic Record Case - Part 3 British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Featured artists in order of appearance: The Seeds, The Premiers, The Now, The Rogues, The Primates, Question Mark & the Mysterians, The Byrds, Bram Rigg Set, The Ravin' Blue, Pinnochio & the Puppets, The Olivers, The Penthouse Five. photos of the psychedelic record case on my Instagram

British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Featured artists in order of appearance: The Byrds, The Standells, Marcia Strassman, The Beautiful Daze, The Perils, Question Mark & the Mysterians, The Blue Spectrum, Richard & the Young Lions, The Blue Things and The Briks. photos of the psychedelic record case on my Instagram

British radio DJ John Peel maintained a Record Box containing a small private collection of 143 singles. They were stored in a wooden box and represented some of his favourite 45s. This gave me an idea for a project of my own! So, today I bought a vintage psychedelic record case, probably manufactured in the mid to late sixties. It looks, feels and smells like it’s from another dimension (which it is). It’s only right and proper that I fill this beautiful case with appropriate psychedelic and ’60s garage 45s from my archive. My mission is to create short snappy mixes based on those records. Check out my Tyme Trips website. Featured artists in order of appearance: The Novas, The Beau Brummels, The Now, Bram Rigg Set, Velvet Seed, Marcia Strassman, The Purple Underground, Question Mark & the Mysterians, Capt. Groovy & His Bubblegum Army and The Blox

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