“Flashback ’66”

Flashback

album by Sky Saxon's U.S.A. (1991)

Chilly synth-pop by Sky Saxon (with Dana Smith), Flashback is arguably the most atypical release of his varied career. Sky like you've never imagined him.

"Throw Some Rice"

song by The Hour (2001)

"Throw Some Rice" is a merry, psychedelic pop song by The Hour, apparently a Sky Saxon-led project from the 1980s or 1990s. It can be found (for

"Summer Of Love"

song by The Seeds (2008)

With collaborator Mike Oak, Sky Saxon released the song "Summer Of Love" on the 2008 CD Back To The Garden, which was (misleadingly)

"Somebody's Watching You"

song by Sky Saxon and Arthur Lee (2001)

Arthur Lee included a song called "Somebody's Watching You" on his 1992 album Arthur Lee And Love. He took full authorship credit even

"Let's Be Lovers/YHVH All"

song by The Happy Hour Band (2002)

A surprisingly poppy performance from 2002 that finds Sky Saxon and Djin Aquarian trading lead vocals. Conventional song that turns pretty mind-blowing.

"I'll Help You (Carry Your Money To The Bank)"

song by The Sky Saxon Blues Band (1967)

Daryl Hooper's spidery organ is in the ascendant on The Sky Saxon Blues Band's song "I'll Help You (Carry Your Money To The Bank)". Tightly wound