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Kit and The Outlaws – Dont Tread on Me (Black Knight) 1966
Since we have not posted in a while, due to the holidays, and normally only give our readers’ record banter, I figured I would start us off with a short history lesson to bring home the rebellious...
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The Modulation Corporation (ATOM) 1967
Due to a family engagement I was unable to post this past Thursday, so I am going to make a short post about a group in which I have been unable to find any real information. I have about five or six...
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The Elite – One Potato (Charay) 1966
Today’s selection is a two part unhinged, proto-punk number from Ft. Worth, Texas. The Elite were a four piece, headed up by Rodger Brownlee on guitar and vocals, Eddie Deaton on lead guitar and Bob...
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Zakary Thaks – Face to Face (J-Beck) 1967
Corpus Christi was quite a breeding ground for early punk groups. Zakary Thaks has come to be what many consider as one of the innovators of Texas garage. Thaks came out of the demise of two groups...
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Neal Ford and The Fanatics – Shame On You (Hickory) 1967
Neal Ford and the Fanatics were a 60s pop rock group from Houston, with a polished sound, which no one in the circuit could touch. They played every venue possible and practiced quite often at the...
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Gaylan Ladd – Her Loving Way (MGM) 1965
Texas native Gaylan Latimer was a singer-songwriter who first recorded with a group called the Dawgs. The band consisted of four young gentlemen: Fred Arechiga on drums, Bobby Sharp on background...
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