"Stonehenge" Bozo Records Rare Garage Psych MONSTER Fuzz Mid-Fast 45 7" Hear

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120

 Talk about your radical Jekyll/Hyde singles! This is the work of a highly obscure NM outfit, and the release date of their only single is currently unknown. But I'm going to guess circa 1970, based on the sound. "The Country's..." is mid-fast country rock with mal/fem vocal harmony, fiddle and guitar, incl. the break. But the other side is an undiscovered psych monster; mid-fast, with leslied vocals, fuzz, incl. a dual fuzz break, tambourine and a bit of a desperate vibe. Writeup credit: tymeshifter If you know anything about these guys, send me a message! These are absolutely KILLER tracks, both sides sound really different, I'm in love. Bozo was in according to the label some place called Grants, NM, which Wikipedia says is some small town with like 3,000 people in it, if that helps hunt anything down.
Undiscovered New Mexico psych monster!

artist : Stonehenge
plug side : King Snake
flip side :  The Country's Where I've Got To Take My Mind
label : Bozo Records


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