Sky Sunlight Saxon and The Seeds
Information and reviews for 1960s psychedelic garage-rock pioneers The Seeds. Including Sky Saxon's numerous projects 1960-2009 and beyond.
Album of the day
The 2001 CD Early Sky Saxon compiles nine of the twelve known pre-Seeds Sky Saxon songs which were released on various labels from 1960-4. The artist is given as Richard Marsh and The Hoodwinks; each of Sky's six pre-Seeds singles used a different artist credit and this was one of them. It is unclear why the compilers of this CD chose that name over any of the others. Early Sky Saxon is difficult to find for sale, but fortunately is unnecessary to all except Sky completists: these songs (plus more) are better collected elsewhere. 1. "They Say" 2. "Trouble With My Baby" 3. "Darling I Swear That It's True" 4. "Go Ahead And Cry" 5. "Do The Swim" 6. "Baby Baby Baby" 7. "Half Angel"
Some songs from Sky Saxon and The Seeds
What if The Rolling Stones' "Some Girls" were about everyone, not just girls, and instead of sleazy were merely observational? You'd have something like "Some People", Sky
"Bread For Your Head", first of all, is another of Sky Saxon's quintessential hippie song titles. The lengthy track, from 2007's contemplative SOS Radio album, continues
If one side of The Seeds was captured in the song "Pushin' Too Hard" – leave me alone to do my thing – then the other side is found in "Just Let Go". What does Sky Saxon
The smooth and good-timey rock and roll tune "Fallin' In Love" appeared on The Seeds, the band's 1966 debut album. Daryl Hooper's wild sixties organ is the star of
The final track on The Seeds' controversial 1967 album A Full Spoon Of Seedy Blues is "Buzzin' Around". The song features Sky Saxon in the persona of a flying insect
Sky Saxon and Seeds-related Singles and Collectibles
Deep Sky
Discographies, biographies, interviews and more. For the dedicated Seeds/Sky Saxon fanatic.