Pebbles, Volume 13
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| Pebbles, Volume 13 | |||||
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| Compilation album | |||||
| Released | 1984 | ||||
| Recorded | Mid-1960's | ||||
| Genre | Garage rock, Psychedelic rock | ||||
| Label | AIP Records | ||||
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Pebbles, Volume 13 is a compilation album among the LP's in the Pebbles series.
[edit] Release Data
This album was released by AIP Records (as #AIP-10013) in 1984 and was kept in print for many years.
[edit] Notes on the Tracks
The Spirit was forced to change their band by the Los Angeles band Spirit even though they had used the name first. The Pebbles , although claimed to be from New Mexico or thereabouts, actually hailed from Belguim.
[edit] Track listing
Side 1:
- The Spirit: "Man Enough for You" (The Spirit)
- The Cats Meow: "House of Kicks" (Marzano/Calvert/Lionel)
- The Rock Garden: "Super Stuff" (B. Brian)
- The Original Sinners: "You'll Never Know" (Stew Metz/Brent Smith)
- The Apollos: "Target Love" (The Apollos)
- The Apollos: "It's a Monster" (The Apollos)
- Les Sinners: "Nice Try" (Les Sinners)
- The Spirit: "No Time to Rhyme" (The Spirit)
Side 2:
- The Knight Riders: "I" (The Knight Riders)
- The New Life: "Why Now Girl" (J. Fletcher/J. Casolary)
- Cole & the Embers: "Hey Girl" (Lepore/Maritnes)
- The Apollos: "That's the Breaks" (The Apollos)
- The Pebbles: "Love Me Again" (Van Oppen/Welton)
- Les Lutins: "Laissez-Nous Vivre" (Brouillard/Lambert)
- The Ones: "Didi-Wa-Didi" (Trad./Arr. by the Ones)
- Five Hungry Men: "Bustin' Rocks" (F. Marsico, F./M. Dickman)
