Various
THE EARLY SOUNDS OF GARAGE ROCK

CATLP260
Not Now Music
253- A1: Louie Louie - Rockin' Robin Roberts
- A2: The 2,000 Pound Bee (Part 1) - The Ventures
- A3: Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow - The Rivingtons
- A4: One More Chance - Rock-A-Tones
- A5: Boss - The Rumblers
- A6: Califf Boogie - The Teen Beats
- A7: Dirty Robber - The Wailers
- A8: Underwater - The Frogmen
- B1: The Ghost Hop - The Surfmen
- B2: The Whip - The Frantics
- B3: Twenty Thousand Leagues - The Champs
- B4: Maryann - Rockin' Robin Roberts
- B5: Trip To Bandstand - B.b. Cunningham
- B6: Maggie - Andy And The Live Wires
- B7: Bonfire (Part 1) - Ronny Kay
- B8: Orbit (The Spy) - Paul Revere & The Raiders
In the UK ‘Garage’ is most commonly used to refer to Rock music –
mostly of the kind that’s a bit rough (and ready) round the edges. Most
of the Punks were Garage bands, and before them were Psychedelic
Rockers, and before them Surfers and Beat bands. All the groups on
this compilation hail from the late 1950s and very early 1960s. Featured genres are Surfer instrumentals, Doo-Wop, ‘Trash’ Doo-Wop, Frat-Rock and Beat music.

