Psychedelic Lollipop / Electric Comic Book
by Blues Magoos
- Type: Compilation
- Released: 27 July 1999
- Label: Unknown
- Country: United States
- Length: 1:00:33
- Community rating: 3.75/5 from 1 rating
Artists on this release: Peppy Castro, Geoff Daking, Roger Atkins, Ralph Scala, Emil Thielhelm, Art Polhemus, Van Morrison, Helen Miller, Alan Gordon, Jimmy Reed, James Brown, Ronnie Gilbert, Mike Esposito, John D. Loudermilk, Ritchie Adams, David Blue, Bob Wyld
Album Notes & Community Reviews
A two-for-one pairing of the Bronx band's first two Mercury albums, 'Psychedelic Lollipop' and 'Electric Comic Book'. It includes '(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet', their 1966 hit built on a bass riff adapted from the Beatles.
Genres
Descriptors: guitars, fuzz, melodic, retro, vocal
Tracklist
- (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet (2:14)
- Love Seems Doomed (3:02)
- Tobacco Road (4:30)
- Queen Of My Nights (2:52)
- I'll Go Crazy (1:58)
- Gotta Get Away (2:35)
- Sometimes I Think About (3:35)
- One By One (2:50)
- Worried Life Blues (3:45)
- She's Coming Home (2:36)
- Pipe Dream (2:25)
- There's A Chance We Can Make It (2:14)
- Life Is Just A Cher O' Bowlies (2:35)
- Gloria (6:02)
- Intermission (1:02)
- Albert Common Is Dead (2:59)
- Summer Is The Man (2:59)
- Baby, I Want You (2:42)
- Let's Get Together (3:05)
- Take My Love (1:50)
- Rush Hour (2:35)
- That's All Folks (0:08)
Credits
- Ronnie Gilbert - bass, written-by
- Geoff Daking - drums, written-by
- Mike Esposito - guitar, written-by
- Peppy Castro - guitar, vocals
- Betty Acker - illustration [drawings]
- Judy Sutton - illustration [drawings]
- Naomi Schiroma - illustration [drawings]
- Ralph Scala - keyboards, written-by
- Art Polhemus - producer
- Bob Wyld - producer
- Emil Thielhelm - written-by
- John D. Loudermilk - written-by
- David Blue - written-by
- James Brown - written-by
- Alan Gordon - written-by
- Ritchie Adams - written-by
- Helen Miller - written-by
- Roger Atkins - written-by
- Mark Marymont - liner notes
- Maceo Merriweather - written-by
- Van Morrison - written-by
- Jimmy Reed - written-by