Flowerpot Men 1967 – Let’s Go To San Francisco
The summer of 1967 was a cultural fault line, a moment when the world briefly paused to inhale the scent…
The summer of 1967 was a cultural fault line, a moment when the world briefly paused to inhale the scent…
The lights dim, but the air in the studio still feels charged, thick with the scent of hot vinyl and…
The early 1960s were a moment suspended in amber for American popular music, a brief, beautiful pause before the British…
Every great group has a fulcrum, a moment when the axis of their world shifts, even if the sound remains…
The spring of 1964 was less a season and more a cultural tsunami. When The Beatles landed in America, the…
The moment the horns blast on “Beauty Is Only Skin Deep,” you know exactly where you are. It’s the sonic…
The late sixties in America felt like a constant sonic battle between fuzz-drenched guitar riffs and acid-tinged studio experimentation. The…
The year 1966 was a volatile time in popular music. On the one hand, you had the shimmering sophistication of…
There is a moment in the history of the British Invasion that often gets overlooked, a gentle, harmonically complex counterpoint…
The recording studio air on December 13, 1966, must have been thick with the scent of coffee, cigarettes, and the…