“Baby Baby (Be Patient)”

...In Search Of Brighter Colors

album by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon/Fire Wall (1988)

In France, Sky Saxon's second and final Fire Wall album was this burned-out paisley underground classic, released in the U.S. as World Fantastic.

"The Singer Not The Song" / "Something Happened To Me Yesterday"

7-inch single by Sky Saxon and The Seeds / The Lairds (2004)

Sky Saxon split this 7-inch single with The Lairds as both tackled covers of Rolling Stones songs. "The Singer Not The Song" is only available on this record.

"Beautiful Stars" / "Universal Stars"

picture sleeve by Sky Sunlight and Thee New Seeds featuring Rainbow (1980s?)

A mysterious (latter-day?) picture sleeve version of Sky Saxon's mid-1970s "Beautiful Stars" b/w "Universal Stars" single, depicting Sky as a three-eyed dog.

"The Wind Blows Your Hair" / "Six Dreams"

7-inch single by The Seeds (1967)

Arguably the greatest single to be released in the year of 1967 was The Seeds' stunning classic "The Wind Blows Your Hair" b/w "Six Dreams"

"Diamonds In The Rough" / "Universal Stars"

7-inch single by Sunlight And Thee New Seeds b/w Universe Sun (1975?)

Sky Saxon's first garage rock release since The Seeds' final implosion was the great circa-1975 "Diamonds In The Rough" b/w "Universal Stars" single.

World Fantastic

album by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon/Fire Wall (1988)

The U.S. version of Sky Saxon's final Fire Wall LP had a different name and cover than its European counterpart plus some exclusive songs not found there.