Follow Me Down: Vanguard's Lost 1966-70 / Various: Follow Me Down: Vanguard's Lost 1966-70 / Various
Follow Me Down: Vanguard's Lost 1966-70 / Various: Follow Me Down: Vanguard's Lost 1966-70 / Various
Format: CD
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Artist: Follow Me Down: Vanguard's Lost 1966-70 / Various
Label: Vanguard
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 029667063326
Genre: Rock
FOLLOW ME DOWN: VANGUARD'S LOST PSYCHEDELIC ERA 1966-1970, co-produced by Vanguard staffer Stephen Brower and Birdman Records founder David Katznelson, is an 18 track compilation that encompasses hand-selected tracks from Vanguard's best 'lost' records and 45s. Many of the bands featured here only released one record, or a smattering of singles, before drifting into obscurity, while others went on to greater fame after their stint at Vanguard was done. While they are stylistically varied, there lies a common thread of musical integrity to these groups: no matter how bombastic, fuzz-soaked or outer-worldly the music may have seemed. Artists include the 31st of February who recorded one album for Vanguard Records, disbanding shortly afterwards. Drummer Butch Trucks subsequently joined the Allman Brothers as a permanent member. Circus Maximus recorded two albums for Vanguard, each driven by the dual song-writing contributions of the band's leaders and co-founders, Bob Bruno and Jerry Jeff Walker. The Hi-Five were regulars at the famous Cafe Wha? when Beatles manager Brian Epstein walked into the club and signed them to management. When Epstein died at 32, the doors that had been opened were slammed shut. It was then that Vanguard, offered them a single deal, producing 'Did You Have to Rub It In?'
Tracks:
1.1 Getting Together - the Third Power
1.2 You Said / But I've Got My Way - Erik
1.3 Stoned Is - Listening
1.4 A Nickel's Worth of Benny's Help - the 31st of February
1.5 You Should Be More Careful - Elizabeth
1.6 I Can Understand Your Problem - Jeff Monn
1.7 See You Again - Listening
1.8 Travelin' Around - Circus Maximus
1.9 Take My Hand - the Frost
1.10 Where I'm at - Notes from the Underground
1.11 I Can't Make a Friend - the Vagrants
1.12 The Endless Tunnel - Serpent Power
1.13 Saigon Girls - the Family of Apostolic
1.14 Persecution - the Third Power
1.15 Why Did You Put Me on - Notes from the Underground
1.16 Did You Have to Rub It In? - the Hi-Five
1.17 Hellhound - the Far Cry
1.18 Big Time Spender - the Frost
