“New Revolution”

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.

"Just A Dance"

song by The Seeds (2008)

Imagine The Seeds' 1970 classic "Wish Me Up" with early R.E.M.-style drums added to it: that's roughly what the 2008 song "Just A Dance" sounds

"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.

"White Magician"

song by Sky Sunlight Saxon Universal Stars Peace Band (1984)

The band is boiling and fearsome on the late 1970s recording "White Magician", released on Sky Saxon's 1984 LP Masters Of Psychedelia

"There's Only One Girl"

song by Dick Marsh (1960)

From Sky Saxon's earliest known existing recording comes the pre-psychedelic teen crooner song "There's Only One Girl", released on Rosco Records in 1960.

"L.A. Woman"

song by Sky Sunlight Saxon (2008)

Sky Saxon occasionally displayed a fascination with Doors singer Jim Morrison and around 2008 finally released a full-on Doors cover in "L.A