“New Revolution”

"Fallin'"

song by The Seeds (1967)

The Seeds had done long 'n' repetitive before but "Fallin'" has always deserved its special place in the band's canon. "Up In Her Room" was longer

Golden Sunrise

album by Fire, Water, Air (1977)

Members of the Source Family released this in 1977 on 8-track tape; parts include Sky Saxon. The music veers between light folk and heavy guitar psych.

"Throw Some Rice"

song by The Hour (2001)

"Throw Some Rice" is a merry, psychedelic pop song by The Hour, apparently a Sky Saxon-led project from the 1980s or 1990s. It can be found (for

"Tired Of Bein' Poor"

song by Stars New Seeds with Rainbow Starburst (1977)

One of the four excellent rugged rock songs on Sky Saxon's 1977 7" EP on the Expression label was "Tired Of Bein' Poor". Guitarist Rainbow Neal

"Can't Seem To Make You Mine"

song by The Seeds (1965)

Ground Zero for The Seeds: This is the first song they recorded, the first they released, and was their first hit. Floating mid-tempo proto-psych from '65.

"Hey There Monkey"

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

A snappy synthetic percussion track and thin, buzzing guitar sets the tone for "Hey There Monkey", a song from the unusual 1991 CD Flashback