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• The Ides of March had a hit song with “Vehicle”. The Cryan Shames had a hit with “Sugar and Spice”; this cut is the flip side.

Pebbles, Volume 7 (CD)

Compilation Album

Released:	1994
Recorded:	Mid-1960’s
Genres:	Garage rock psychedelic rock
Label:	AIP

Chronology (CD’s)

Pebbles, Volume 6 (1994)

Pebbles, Volume 7 (1994)

Pebbles, Volume 8 (1996)

Pebbles, Volume 7 is a compilation album among the CD’s in the Pebbles series; it is subtitled Chicago 2. The previous CD in the series, Pebbles, Volume 6 also features bands from Chicago, as does the LP Highs in the Mid-Sixties, Volume 4.

CONTENTS

Release Data

Notes on the Tracks

Track Listing

Release Data

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Pebbles, Volume 7 was released as a CD on AIP Records in 1994, as #AIP CD-5024. Despite the similar catalogue number, there is no relation between the tracks on this CD and the tracks on the corresponding Pebbles, Volume 7 LP.

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Notes on the Tracks

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The Ides of March had a hit song with “Vehicle“, and another of their early songs, “Roller Coaster” was included on the Pebbles, Volume 10 LP.

The Cryan Shames had a regional Midwest hit with “Sugar and Spice” that reached No. 49 on the national charts; this cut is the flip side.

Gary and the Knight Lites is just one of many similar band names (including Gary and the Nite Lites, the Light Nites, and the Knight Lights) used by this multi-racial band before renaming themselves the American Breed and hitting pay dirt with “Bend Me, Shape Me” in 1968.

The better-known “A” side of the single by the Foggy Notions, “Need a Little Lovin’” is included on the Pebbles, Volume 6 CD.

Bruce Mattey of the Revelles later joined New Colony Six, while Freddie Glickstein of this band was also in the Flock.

The final cut is a cover by a popular Chicago DJ of the time of one of the strangest hit songs of the 1960’s, originally released by the Hombres.

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Liner Notes

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Besides information on the bands and specific tracks on the album, the liner notes for this album include excerpts from an essay by Jeff Lind on Chicago Rock.

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Track Listing

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1. The Lost Agency: “One Girl Man”; Rel. 1967
2. The Foggy Notions: “Take Me Back & Hold Me”; Rel. 1966
3. The Cryan Shames: “Ben Franklin’s Almanac”; Rel. 1966 *
4. The Revelles: “Little Girl” by B.Mattey; Rel. 1966
5. Oscar and the Majestics: “I Can’t Explain“; Rel. 1966
6. The Trolls: “Every Day & Every Night”; Rel. 1966
7. The Children of Darkness: “Sugar Shack a Go Go”; Rel. 1966
8. The Factory: “High Blood Pressure”; Rel. 1969
9. Rudy Von Ruden: “Spider & the Fly, The”; Rel. 1970 (?)
10. The Ides of March: “I’ll Keep Searching”; Rel. 1966
11. Gary and the Knight Lites: “Take Me Back”; Rel. 1965 (?)
12. Bobby Brelyn: “Hanna”; Rel. 1966 (?)
13. The Commons, Ltd.: “I’m Gonna Change the World”; Rel. 1965 (?)
14. Lord and the Flies: “Echoes”; Rel. 1967
15. The Berries: “What in the World”; Rel. 1965 (?)
16. The Vectors: “It’s Been a Day or Two”; Rel. 1964
17. The Malibus: “I’m Cryin'”; Rel. 1965
18. The Cardinals: “Go Go Baby”; Rel. 1966
19. Wet Paint: “Shame”; Rel. 1966
20. Wet Paint: “At the River’s Edge”; Rel. 1967
21. Jimmy Null and the Inversions: “I Still Care for You”; Rel. 1967
22. The Lost Agency: “Time to Dream”; Rel. 1967
23. Barney Pip: “Let It All Hang Out“; Rel. 1967

* Note: The back tray card and liner notes of the CD incorrectly list here “Ben Franklin’s Almanac” by the Cryan Shames, but “Come with Me” by the Boyz is the third track on this CD. This track is in the song listing on the Pebbles, Volume 6 CD but is not actually on the CD.

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