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- In addition to the Grateful Dead, West Coast psychedelic bands included Love, the Charlatans, the Doors, and the Jefferson Airplane, the last of which featured the striking vocals of Grace Slick and scored Top Ten hit singles in 1967 with “ Somebody to Love ” and “ White Rabbit.”
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The following is a list of artists considered to be general purveyors of the psychedelic rock genre. 1960s–early 1970s. 0–E. The 13th Floor Elevators [1] [2] Aguaturbia [3] Daevid Allen [4] The Amboy Dukes [5] Andromeda [6] Apple Pie Motherhood Band [7] Syd Barrett [8] [9] The Beatles [10] [11] Bee Gees (early work) [12]
- Pink Floyd. 1,313 votes. Emerging from the London underground scene in the 1960s, Pink Floyd's innovative fusion of rock, blues, and psychedelia created a mesmerizing soundscape that still stands as a hallmark of the genre.
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 979 votes. Hailed as one of the most groundbreaking and influential guitarists of all time, Jimi Hendrix completely redefined the possibilities of the electric guitar through his innovative playing style and revolutionary use of effects pedals.
- The Doors. 1,083 votes. Few bands can exude the brooding mystique of The Doors, whose captivating and poetic lyrics were matched only by their hypnotic music.
- Jefferson Airplane. 729 votes. Epitomizing the counterculture movement and sound of the San Francisco Bay Area during the late '60s, Jefferson Airplane took flight with their potent blend of acid-laced rock and folk influences.
- The Beatles - Revolver. August 5, 1966. Pop Rock, Psychedelic Pop. Critic Score. 100. 7 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify.
- The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. June 1, 1967. Psychedelic Pop, Pop Rock. Critic Score. 100. 6 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify.
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland. October 25, 1968. Psychedelic Rock, Blues Rock, Acid Rock. Critic Score. 100. 4 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify.
- The Doors - The Doors. January 4, 1967. Psychedelic Rock, Blues Rock. Critic Score. 100. 3 reviews. Amazon. Music. Spotify.
- What Is Psychedelic Rock?
- 12 Best '60s Psychedelic Rock Bands
- The Music Machine
- The Creation
- Man
- H.P. Lovecraft
- Sagittarius
- The Masters Apprentices
- The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
- Kaleidoscope
Psychedelic rock emerged in the late 1960s when hallucinogenic drugs like LSD went mainstream. Psych rock bands took elements of blues and folk rock and added fuzz guitar and lengthy solos, setting the stage for hard rock and progressive rock to emerge in the 1970s. In the U.K., psychedelia was represented by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and The Jimi H...
The Music MachineThe CreationManH.P. LovecraftL.A.'s Music Machine was formed in 1966 by Sean Bonniwell, and they had a moderate hit with "Talk, Talk." They donned one black glove, wore all black, and all had black hair. Their songs were on the dark side, with a lot of social commentary about alienation, peer pressure, and paranoia. They made a couple of albums, but bad management and industry...
The Creation was formed in early 1966 from the remnants of the band The Mark Four. They were from Cheshunt, England, and they made some decent music, especially the very Who-influenced "Making Time," which you may remember from its use in Wes Anderson's Rushmore. I recommend starting with the 1998 compilation Our Music Is Red – with Purple Flashes,...
Man is a Welsh band who were really big in Wales, and perhaps all the UK, but basically unknown in America. They started out as the Bystanders and had a close harmony pop group sound. The change to Man saw them make a transition to a heavier sound, with a psychedelic progressive bent to their music. Listen to the harmonica in "It is As it Must Be."...
A Chicago band named after the famous horror writer, H.P. Lovecraft was progressive and orchestral, but still rough around the edges. They could be trippy and laidback or angsty and garagey, as well as folky and adult sounding. They came by that folk sound honestly. H.P. Lovecraft was formed by one-time folksinger George Edwards, who enlisted the t...
Sagittarius was not an actual touring band. It was a pop side project for producer and songwriter Gary Usher (Byrds, Beach Boys, Dick Dale). After an initial single ("My World Fell Down") generated buzz, Usher went into the studio to produce an entire album. Aiding him in this regard was Curt Boettcher, a fellow singer/songwriter who'd worked with ...
The Masters Apprentices were an Australian rock band who began life in 1964 as The Mustangs, an instrumental surf band. Within a couple years, they changed their name to the Masters and started playing garage rock in the vein of The Animals, Yardbirds, and Pretty Things (see below). This dirty rock 'n' roll sound is evident on their debut single, "...
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Bandwas a psychedelic rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1965 as a west coast alternative to the Velvet Underground. They released five albums, six if you count their final record released under the name Markley—which sounds just like WCPAEB. 1. Volume One(1966) 2. Part One(1967) 3. Vol. 2 (Breaking Through)(1967...
Kaleidoscope is one of the greatest bands to come out of the Southern California music scene of the late 1960s and my favorite band of the era. Their live performances usually featured long, psychedelic fusions of Middle Eastern music, sometimes with flamenco dancers or belly dancers onstage. They credibly tackled multiple genres. On 1968's A Beaco...
May 1, 2024 · Psych rock appeared to be dying down toward the end of the 60s with the biggest bands of the decade (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, etc.) already moving on to other styles. The Manson murders occurred in fall of ‘69 followed by the stabbing of a man during the Rolling Stones set at Altamont and I don’t think it’s any ...
Best of '60s Psychedelic Rock - Playlist - Apple Music. Apple Music. Preview. Whether fueled by acid or just a strong imagination, rock got decidedly trippy in the mid-‘60s. Bands like The 13th Floor Elevators and The Electric Prunes led the way with exotic guitar sounds and wild imagery.
Sep 4, 2023 · The impact of Psychedelic Rock 60s extended far beyond the decade itself. Its influence can be heard in subsequent genres like progressive rock, punk, and even electronic music. Bands like Radiohead, Tame Impala, and Arctic Monkeys continue to draw inspiration from the genre’s innovative spirit.
