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Opal Butterfly – My Gration Or?

Features future members of Hawkwind and the Nice

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Opal Butterfly = Opal Butterfly - 1969 - (Full Album)

Hawkwind drummer Simon King and future Nice Davy O'List. Lemmy Kilmister was in it for a short while but only been involved with live concerts. He played gtr back then.

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Grey

Elephant Rider b side

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The Hush – Elephant Rider

Never got anywhere long thought after commanding a £500+ price tag. Disappeared from the scene after this one single B side called Grey. I downloaded both sides.

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Hush - Giny (private psych garage monster)

Nit to be confused with the UK band this was Austrian

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The Peanut Butter Conspiracy - The Great Conspiracy (EE.UU. 1967) - Full...

Sounding very much in places like Jefferson Airplane

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Cry To Me (Acoustic)

Solomon Burke cover

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Hapshash And The Coloured Coat – Feat The Human Host And The Heavy Metal...

This was the first of two albums released by two art students. Michael English and Nigel Weymouth with a host of musicians. Too many to mention except for Tony McPhee later groundhogs and Mickey Finn later T-Rex. There are also connections to Mott The Hoople and Spooky Tooth. Don't know if Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones was in this one. He certainly appeared on one.

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The Lady Came From Baltimore

This was made into a film. His works were covered by many British acts. Rod Stewart and Ian Gillan pre deep purple days. Amongst others.

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H-O-P-P- Why?

Known for several things. Two art students, Michael English and Nigel Weymouth, produced a number of psychedelic posters using mainly metallic paint. These were issued under the name Haphash and the coloured coat. Next adventure was two albums. These featured a number of well-known musicians and future hit makers with other bands. They included Guy Stevens, Mike Harrison, Greg Ridley, Luther Grosvenor, Tony McPhee, and Mickey Finn. Their first lp was issued on red vinyl and their second also features Liberty producer and future womble Mike Batt. Their best known for their rendition of a Cajun folk song Colinda.

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Haysi Fantayzee - John Wayne Is Big Leggy (Official Video)

A classic BBC Totp session where they were only allowed to be filmed from the waist up due to Kate wearing see thru trousers.

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Jump Jeremiah - Mike Ford & the Consuls

Cross between Telstar and the Trumpet Volunteer

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I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free

This cover of a Nina Simone song was used for the theme tune to the BBC film program.

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"Not Fade Away" - The Head Cat -

Slim Jim Phantom and Lemmy super group

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Headcat - The eagle flies on friday

A super group put together by bassist and singer Ian Lemmy Kilmister

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The Head Cat - Crying, Waiting, Hoping

Much covered Buddy Holly song. Beatles did it for a BBC radio session

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the rockin vicars - little rosy

Never issued at the time one of a handful of demos was supposed to eventually become an album. It never happened. Lemmy on vocal. Before Hawkwind, he was Jimi Hendrix roadie then Sam Gopal, then finally Opal Butterfly.