THE YOUNG MEN Go rare Phoenix garage 45 on United World NM (LISTEN)
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THE YOUNG MEN
GO !
The Young Men were another one of the many garage band that came out of the fertile scene in Phoenix. Most of were students at West Phoenix High School, playing the prom there in 1966. A friend of the band remembered Frank Lacey being one of the first students at their high school to be sent home for having long hair.
Their first 45, released on United World #6947 in January ’67 has a minor pop song “Too Many Times” on the A-side, written by ‘Howie’ and produced by Forest Higginbotham. It charted on KRUX 1360 AM, reaching #16 on March 16.
Much cooler is the catchy, upbeat “Go!” which bears a bit of a resemblance to the Dave Clark Five’s “I’m Thinking”, the b-side of a ’65 single “Reelin’ and Rockin'”. On the DC5 original there’s a great shout of “Oh!” before the first verse. The Young Men change this to a reverb-laden “Go!” and dub it in before each verse. (garagehangover)
We’ll call it a tribute, ok?
CONDITION: NEAR MINT – xol on one side only.
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