Pebbles, Volume 3 (ESD Records)
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| Pebbles, Volume 3 | |||||
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| Compilation album | |||||
| Released | 1990± | ||||
| Recorded | Mid-1960's | ||||
| Genre | Garage rock, Psychedelic rock | ||||
| Label | ESD Records | ||||
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Pebbles, Volume 3 is a compilation album among the CDs in the Pebbles series and is a different album from the Pebbles, Volume 3 CD that was released by AIP Records in 1992.
[edit] Release Data
This album was released by ESD Records in about 1990 as #ESD-80362.
[edit] Notes on the Tracks
The album offers a good mix of songs that are familiar to previous Pebbles fans – such as "Rich with Nothin'", "Primitive", "I'm a Man", "Green Fuz", and "I'm a Leather Boy" – along with others that are less familiar, such as a rare cut from the Seeds dating from the early 1970's.
[edit] Track listing
- The Avengers: "Be A Cave Man"; Rel. 1965
- The Split Ends: "Rich With Nothin'"; Rel. 1967
- Kit & The Outlaws: "Don't Tread On Me"; Rel. 1966
- The Groupies: "Primitive"; Rel. 1966
- Silver Fleet: "Look Out World"; Rel. 1967
- Keith Kessler: "Don't Crowd Me"; Rel. 1968
- Terry Knight & The Pack: "How Much More?"; Rel. 1966
- The Breakers: "Don't Send Me No Flowers (I Ain't Dead Yet)"; Rel. 1965
- 6: "Like What, Me Worry"; Rel. 1966
- The Original Dukes: "Ain't About To Lose My Cool"
- The Seeds: "Bad Part Of Town"; Rel. 1971
- The Magic Plants: "I'm A Nothing"; Rel. 1965
- The Leather Boy: "I'm A Leather Boy"; Rel. 1967
- The Rovin' Flames: "How Many Times"; Rel. 1967
- The Litter: "I'm A Man" (Bo Diddley); Rel. 1967
- The Traits: "High On A Cloud"
- GONN: "Blackout Of Gretely"; Rel. 1967
- The Cave Men: "It's Trash"; Rel. 1966
- The Dick Watson Five: "Cold Clear World"
- The Knaves: "Leave Me Alone"; Rel. 1966
- Leo & The Prophets: "Tilt-A-Whirl"; Rel. 1967
- The Shades Of Night: "Fluctuation"; Rel. 1967
- The Haunted: "38354"; Rel. 1966
- Ravens: "Are You A Boy, Or Are You A Girl?"
- Nobody's Children: "Good Times"; Rel. 1968
- Randy Alvey & Green Fuz: "Green Fuz"
