60s Music Rec

[daveB from Oakland]

The Byrds

[MikeInManhattan]

The Nuggests comps are great
The Creation
The Move

[Pat K]

You mentioned the Zombies but if you haven't heard Blunstone's solo albums Enismore and One Year you should listen to those.

One Year is really tops. I just got it this fall - I had no idea that guy had anything going on after the Zombies. Great stuff.

[roubaix]

Yeah Sundazed puts out a lot of great reissues
Wendy and Bonnie is a must-own

I also highly recommend Numero
http://www.numerogroup.com/

and Finders Keepers
http://www.finderskeepersrecords.com/

[DS1077]

The first Vanilla Fudge album (self titled) is a little slow but pretty good.

[Matt]

There's a compilation of Swedish garage stuff called SEARCHIN' FOR SHAKES: SWEDISH BEAT 1965-1968 that's really great. If you want more Swedish stuff after that, check out Tages. One of the great unheralded bands of the 60s!

[DS1077]

And Los Bravos had far more to offer the world than their hit "Black is black".  Exhibit A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU8wOaCmkmE

[Steeley Chris]

Scott Walker and The Walker Brothers

[Gilly]

I could never get into Scott Walker. Almost everybody I know who likes him isn't American (and mostly have a native language other than English) and when you look at greatest ever lists, most of the time he shows up on European lists. Just an observation I've made.

[JustSheaNo]

Seconding The Monks and suggesting Love. "Forever Changes" is the best known. You can find some Love tracks among the bounty of Nuggets, though.