M- SCARCE THE BARBARIANS 1965 TOUGH GARAGE PUNK A+
  $   36

 


$ 36 Sold For
Jan 2, 2010 Sold Date
Dec 30, 2009 Start Date
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   1965 GARAGE PUNK WINNER!                                                   

          

                                                     

                    

                            

                     T H E   B A R B A R I A N S

     

                                     USA - RHINO GOLDEN - 008

One of the very first releases by, the then baby, Rhino Records company, this rarity comes from no less than 30+ years ago and is a master tapes 2ndpress of the legendary Laurie Records released BARBARIANS album...ome of the prime '656 U.S. garage bands of note. 

The Barbarians were one of the earliest of garage bands with the sound of twanged out guitars and sneering punk edgey vocals...

The Barbarians, "MOULTY", THE DRUMMER, had only one hand and wore a hook to help him play drums.

Pre-dating The Seeds even, The Barbarians - formed in 1963 - were a pre-punk garage band straight out of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Their original line-up - consisting of Jeff Morris; Jerry Causi; Bruce Benson; and Victor "Moulty" Moulton - cut their first 45 in 1964 on tiny Massachusetts local imprint, Joy Records, a primitive British Invasion inspired number titled "Hey Little Bird".

Long haired and uniformly shod in jesus boots as part of some half-hearted gimmick, the real star of the band was Moulty himself, their one-handed drummer (and vocalist on this, their most infamous single) who sported a hook as the result of a tragic childhood accident at age 14 losing  part of his left arm in an explosion.

The Barbarians wore leather sandals and grew their hair way longer than other rock bands at the time. Their minor hit, "Moulty" was a humorous and melodramatic autobiographical song chronicling the drummer's life and the loss of his hand. Moulton sings lead on "Moulty, but the other Barbarians do not play on the track. Instead, Moulton is backed by New York session musicians including members of Levon & The Hawks, later to be known as The Band. Although it barely scraped the Billboard charts, "Moulty" would gain a cult following when it was included on Lenny Kaye's Nuggets compilation in 1972.

Following a well secured appearance in Santa Monica's Teenage Music International show - sharing centre stage alongside a host of first division heavyweights including the Stones, James Brown, Chuck Berry, and the Beach Boys - the Barbarians were invited to record an album on Laurie; their predictably self-titled debut hit the racks in 1965. Although the Lp features the off-handedly cool (excuse the pun) "Are You A Boy, Or Are You a Girl ?", the rest of the album is an interesting mix of raw garage gems filled with twangy guitar and plenty of teen appeal 'attitude' ...

It was 1965 and they had their hit "Are You a Boy or Are You a Girl",' ... Moulty had hair to the middle of his back and as the band was walking from the dressing room to the stage, (in the ballroom at Mountain Park in Holyoke, MA) people were taunting him. The band started playing a few numbers, and Moulty and his drums were positioned above the three other guys, who were in the front of the stage. Somebody in the crowd had brought some snow in. They started throwing little bits of snow at Moulty. He stopped playing and told them to stop, that it's not good for his drums. He could see who was throwing the snow, though most people in the crowd couldn't. The second time it happened, Moulty did the same thing, told the guy to stop. But on the third time, he threw down his sticks. He ran and jumped off the stage and went after the guy. The three others did, too. The cops broke it up. It happened right in the middle of the dance shell.

Are You a Boy Or Are You a Girl

Moulty

Mr. Tambourine Man

House of the Rising Sun

Marie Elena

Bo Diddley

Memphis, Tennessee

B:

What the New Breed Say

Take It Or Leave It

I'll Keep on Seeing You

Linguica

Susie Q

I've Got a Woman

 

CONDITION: The cover is clean, M- solid seams, very collectible.

The vinyl is all glossy smooth and clear, M-

       

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

 

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

 

EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING

All imperfections are noted both cover & record

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