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• Pebbles, Volume 11 is arguably the rarest piece of the Pebbles collection. Soon after release, the album was pulled from the market due to legal disputes.

Pebbles, Volume 11 (CD)

Compilation Album

Released:	2007
Recorded:	Mid-1960’s
Genres:	Garage rock psychedelic rock
Length:	53:20
Label:	AIP

Chronology (CD’s)

Pebbles, Volume 10 (1996)

Pebbles, Volume 11 (2007)

Pebbles, Volume 12 (1999)

Pebbles, Volume 11, subtitled Northern California is a compilation album featuring American underground psychedelic rock and garage rock music artists from Northern California that were active during the mid- to late 1960’s.

CONTENTS

Release Data

Notes on the Tracks

Track Listing

References

Release Data

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Pebbles, Volume 11 is a compact disc installment of the Pebbles series and was released on AIP Records as #AIP-CD-5028, on April 24, 2007.^[1] It is the final release in the original Pebbles series and came out eight years after the Pebbles, Volume 12 CD.

Pebbles, Volume 11 is arguably the rarest piece of the Pebbles collection. Soon after its release, the album was pulled from being stocked due to undisclosed legal disputes. The album, for that reason, was not released after the Pebbles, Volume 10 CD; and the following album, the Pebbles, Volume 12 CD was released many years earlier. Nonetheless, the liner notes incorrectly state that the album was released in 1996, 11 years removed from the actual date.^[2]

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Notes on the Tracks

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Musically, the groups featured on the album were heavily influenced by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Animals, and the Byrds, among others. Particularly, the bands represent the progression of musical artists through the folk rock movement in the region.

Among the highlights on the album, include Peter Wheat and the Breadmen‘s distorted guitar melody on “All the Time“. The Soulton‘s “Rain Down Soul” draws conclusive parallels to the Animals‘ hit song, “House of the Rising Sun“. Additionally, the Sound 70 recording of Bob Dylan‘s “One Too Many Mornings” has a unique combination of folk rock and blues.^[2]

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Track Listing

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1. Peter Wheat and the Breadmen: “All the Time”
2. The Trolls: “Walkin’ Shoes”
3. Barry Carlos and the Night Caps: “Don’t You Know”
4. Boys Blues: “Living Child”
5. Rock Shop: “Is That Your Halo”
6. Sound 70: “One Too Many Mornings” (Bob Dylan)
7. Bethlehem Exit: “Blues Concerning My Girl”
8. Druids: “Sorry’s Not Enough”
9. Crystal Garden: “Peach Fuzz Forest”
10. The Soultons: “Rain Down Soul”
11. Family Tree: “Prince of Dreams”
12. Fourth Street Exit: “Strange One”
13. The Big Timers: “Hangin’ High”
14. The Cave Dwellers: “Meditation”
15. Bedpost Oracle: “Love Isn’t Dead”
16. Just Six: “You”
17. The Other Side: “Streetcar”
18. Uncle Ben and Wild Rice: “Sinner “
19. Gerry and Leslie: “Me Love, Am Gone”
20. The Stepping Stones: “Pills”

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References

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1. Leggett, Steve. “Pebbles, Volume 11: Northern California – Review”. allmusic.com. Retrieved August 5, 2015.
2. “Pebbles, Volume 11: Northern California (CD booklet)”. AIP Records. 2007. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= (help)

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