* - Broadcast of Hendrix's late show on at The Fillmore West, on February 4, 1968 // Click on the Link above, left, to read an article about this release

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

Garage rock from San Diego, CA, formed in 2009, consisting of husband and wife Pat Beers (guitar, lead vocals) and Lety Beers (drums, backing vocals). For the _full_ story, Click on Link above, left, to read; also click on "More" to expand the article.

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

* - Full title of the EP: 'Hello We Love You (Volume 2)', which was released as a vinyl 7" EP, played at 45 RPM // / Click on Link above, left, to view the original English EP

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997. // * - Originally by Ronnie & The Daytonas, covered by The Who in June 1966

* - very early in their career / The song was first performed, and recorded as a demo, by the band Cap'n Swing, which featured Ocasek, Orr, and guitarist Elliot Easton as members - it was on their first, self-titled album, June 1978 // Click the link above, left, for the track listing, more info on this

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

From London, England - described as ' London cosmic country folk' // Click on Link above, left, read an article on the group; actually it's mostly some {lovely} band photos and illustrations

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

Given name: "Malcolm John Rebennack Jr."; usually called "Mac Rebennack" / * - #356 on the 2020 edition of Rolling Stone Magazine "500 Greatest Albums of all time"

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

Now a member of the Happy Talk Band.

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

Guitarist, singer and songwriter based in New Orleans, LA. / Now a member of the Happy Talk Band.

For the death this past Saturday/ Sept 10th of Brother Cleve (real name - Robert Toomey), who played with the group.

From New Orleans; Alex McMurray has also joined the most recent lineup. / * - SORRY, I haven't been able to find out a lot about them, there are not on "Discogs"

Spanish instrumental surf band from Madrid, formed in 1997.

For the death this past Saturday, Sept 10th, of Brother Cleve (real name - Robert Toomey), who played with the group. // * - It was nominated for an Academy Award, as "Best Original Song", but was eventually disqualified because of its incomprehensible lyrical content. The reply by the Music Branch Executive Committee chairman stated that "A special meeting was held recently to view the video clip of your song, and the music cue sheet and vocal lead sheet were carefully followed. The following decision was reached: The song "Vertigogo" was declared ineligible in your category because the lyric was not intelligible". This stood, despite the fact that Combustible Edison submitted their best written approximation of the lyrics.