“Food For The Hungry”

"Can't Seem To Make You Mine" / "Daisy Mae"

7-inch single by The Seeds (1965)

The world's first-ever look at The Seeds was their debut single from August 1965. The A-side, "Can't Seem To Make You Mine", was destined to

"Beautiful Stars" / "Universal Stars"

picture sleeve by Sky Sunlight and Thee New Seeds featuring Rainbow (1980s?)

A mysterious (latter-day?) picture sleeve version of Sky Saxon's mid-1970s "Beautiful Stars" b/w "Universal Stars" single, depicting Sky as a three-eyed dog.

"Satisfy You" (version 1 take 6) / "You Can't Be Trusted" (alternate version)

picture sleeve by The Seeds (2015)

Record Collector released a limited-edition vinyl Seeds single in 2015 with an unreleased take of "You Can't Be Trusted" plus an alternate "Satisfy You".

33 Triple - Con 6 Exitos

7-inch EP by The Seeds, The Bows and Arrows, and Delaney [Argentina]

Rare 7-inch EP with picture sleeve from Dial in Argentina of The Seeds, The Bows and Arrows, and Delaney Bramlett. Scans and info below.

"Pushin' Too Hard" / "Try To Understand"

7-inch single by The Seeds (1966?) [Canada]

The Canadian pressing of The Seeds' "Pushin' Too Hard" / "Try To Understand" single came with no picture sleeve and a mistake at the beginning of side B.

Golden Sunrise

album by Fire, Water, Air (1977)

Members of the Source Family released this in 1977 on 8-track tape; parts include Sky Saxon. The music veers between light folk and heavy guitar psych.