Luscious packaging with hard cardboard cover, a full color 12 page booklet, with lots of never seen pics - all with a first class sound. Includes liners by band leader Aleck Janoulis, full discography, a family tree and track-by-track notes by Chesterfield Kings' Greg Prevost, fan numero uno! Don't say we didn't warn you. Hot on the heels of our reissue of "So Much", the first single released by these dynamite pioneers of the US 60's garage scene, Penniman is throwing caution to the winds and releases for the very first time a full LP of their material. Yes siree!!. A whopping LP given over to these Georgia wild men who stooped to conquer the wildest, wackiest and coolest parties of the time and were lionized for their incandescent live act. "Patriarchs of Garage Rock" contains all their official singles, including the classics of the time such as "60 Second Swinger", "In The Air" or the aforementioned "So Much", as well as impossible to find 45's self-released by the group independently, plus heaps of rarities - including two previously unreleased tracks- recorded by this Atlanta band during their 64-67 heyday. The first LP brought out by Penniman is a feast of garage, punk, R&B and soul from top to bottom, and a weighty chunk of 180 gramme vinyl. Luscious packaging with a full color gatefold sleeve, lots of never seen pics - all with a first class sound. Includes liner notes by band leader Aleck Janoulis and comments by Greg Prevost, leader of the CHESTERFIELD KINGS and fan numero uno of the NIGHT SHADOWS. Now, wasn't that worth waiting for? Tracks: So Much - 60 Second Swinger - In The Air - Plenty of Trouble - I Did My Part - The Way It Used To Be - The Hot Dog Man - Perils of Pauline - The Hot Rod Song - I Wish I Could Sing Soul Music - Knock On Wood - Summertime

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So Much
60 Second Swinger
In The Air
Plenty of Trouble
I Did My Part
The Way It Used To Be
The Hot Dog Man
Perils of Pauline
The Hot Rod Song
I Wish I Could Sing Soul Music
Knock On Wood
Summertime