“Aphrodite”

"Diamonds In The Rough"

song by Sunlight And Thee New Seeds (1975)

Sleek, punchy, and high as a kite, Sky Saxon's first release in a three years came on an obscure and still hard-to-find single. Great sound and great track.

"Peace, Love And Flowers"

song by Fast Planet (1994)

The final song on Fast Planet's 1994 CD Down The Nile is "Peace, Love And Flowers" and it follows an oft-observed Sky Saxon convention

Takes & Glories

album by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon and The Original Seeds (1987)

A very odd German album with old 1960s recordings with slapdash new overdubs plus a handful of new recordings – by Sky Saxon, but *not* the original Seeds.

"Ring Of Lords"

song by Sky Saxon's U.S.A. (1991)

Chirpy keyboards and funky synth stabs add to the chilly studio sheen that defines "Ring Of Lords" by Sky Saxon's U.S.A. from the 1991 album

"They Say"

song by Ritchie Marsh (1962)

In Sky Saxon's early "teen idol" phase he released two different recordings of the song "They Say". Both are led by a lovely little organ riff

"Daisy Mae"

song by The Seeds (1965)

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.