Sky Sunlight Saxon and The Seeds
Information and reviews for 1960s psychedelic garage-rock pioneers The Seeds. Including Sky Saxon's numerous projects 1960-2009 and beyond.
Album of the day
Tyrants In The House was an album of socially-conscious musings by Sky Sunlight Saxon and Flights – a collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Ken Dembinski (also known as Kenny Detroit). It was first released in 2006 on a limited edition CD from Black Cat Records. In 2009 Global Recording Artists re-released it, giving it new cover art and rearranging its songs. From the 2009 version. "Tyrants In The House" "Rock Stars" "Booty" "Darlin" "Change In The Weather" "702" "Just The Other Day" "Bend" "SSS Protest Song" "Lovers Silken" [a.k.a. "Lovers Silken Web"]
Some songs from Sky Saxon and The Seeds
The B-side of The Seeds' very first 1965 single was a lightning quick Little Richard-inspired raveup, manic and sweaty even for this gang.
It's got more of a sixties vibe than the other songs on the album, but "Million Miles" from 1989's Just Imagine isn't looking back all that much. It's just that
"Tears For God" is a song featuring Billy Cox on bass and Mitch Mitchell on drums. Released on the 2008 promo CD Sir Majik Love Her's Le Chateau, "Tears For God"
A great blast of dusty rock guitar and forward velocity, "In Love With Life" opens Sky Saxon's 1977 7" EP with vigor and panache. The project, a collaboration between Sky
"We The People" was first officially released on the 2008 CD Back To The Garden, a collaboration between Sky Saxon and Michael Oak. But it was actually first made
Sky Saxon and Seeds-related Singles and Collectibles
Deep Sky
Discographies, biographies, interviews and more. For the dedicated Seeds/Sky Saxon fanatic.