“Wishing Well”

by Seeds
2001 song

"Wishing Well" was released by Sky Saxon twice in his lifetime. The brisk rock tune was first seen on the extraordinarily rare 2001 CD Golden Vaults Volume 1: Timeless. It was more officially released with the rest of Sky’s collaborations with instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter Mike Oak on the 2008 CD Back To The Garden in crystal clear sound quality. Both releases credit the artist as The Seeds (well, Seeds without the “The” on the 2001 CD-r) but Sky is the only Seed on it.

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Golden Vaults Volume 1: Timeless

CD-r by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon (2001)

An obscure 2001 CD-r compilation of Sky Saxon recordings including many tracks not available elsewhere. Hard-to-find treasure trove for lucky listeners.

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"Do The Swim"

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Back To The Garden

CD by The Seeds (2008)

One of Sky Saxon's final albums, Back To The Garden is from a 1990s project with Mike Oak and features Seeds keyboardist Daryl Hooper on three songs.

"Love Me Do"

song by Sky Sunlight Saxon (2008)

Sky Sunlight Saxon, on the last major musical project of his life, covered two Beatles songs, "Come Together" and the heretofore un-garage-able

"Celebration"

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The final track on Golden Sunrise, the 1977 album by Fire, Water, Air, is quite a trip. Ten minutes of convincing religious cult chanting

“Wishing Well”

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