Rare 1966 Garage Fuzz 7" Record Harbinger Complex I Think I'm Down Brent Promo

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<img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/web/aswCredit.gif" border="0"><br><a href="http://www.auctiva.com/?how=scLnk1" target="_blank"><img src="http://ti2.auctiva.com/images/sc1line1.gif" border="0"></a> Up for auction is the very rare DJ/Promo 1966 Garage Rock Classic 7" "I Think I'm Down/My Dear and Kind Sir" on Brent #7056 by Harbinger Complex. This is an original and NOT a reproduction or reissue. Visually graded using Goldmine standards, the vinyl is near mint with beautiful shine and looks unplayed. The labels are clean and near perfect. Comes with a plain white sleeve. I package with protective sleeve in a 45 record mailer. Please look at my other auctions for more rare 45's. Very sought after and hard to find so don't miss out!!! Low starting bid and no reserve.
A garage band from Fremont, CA, The Harbinger Complex are best remembered for their 1966 fuzz-punk classic "I Think I'm Down" (Brent 7056). The quintet centered on lead vocalist Jim Hockstaff and his songwriting partner B. Hoyle III. Hockstaff's Dionysian exploits -- the siring of several love children -- got him banned from Fremont's Washington High, yet his musicianship inspired student Jim Sawyers (later of the Topsiders, Other Side, Vejtables and The Syndicate of Sound -- to hone his own nascent guitar skills.
The Baytovens and The Harbinger Complex backed Paul Revere And The Raiders at an Oakland Auditorium concert in April 1966, and both headlined again at a KRFC-sponsored gig at the College of San Mateo on October 15th. The Hockstaff/Hoyle composition "I Think I'm Down" is kick-ass proto-punk at its finest. Its folksy flip side, "My Dear and Kind Sir" is a genteel slice of 19th century Americana -- the Harbinger Complex equivalent of the Byrds' "Oh! Susannah."

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