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The Best of the Flamin' Groovies: Oldies But Groovies
By the mid-seventies, veteran San Francisco rockers the Flamin' Groovies had lost frontman Roy Loney, who piloted the group's ferocious, Stones-y LPs Flamingo (1970) and Teenage Head (1971). Seeking inspiration, leader-by-default Cyril Jordan trekked the band to the U.K. The result was the keen...
1997 RS:
Biography
Some of the greatest riffs of the '60s garage-rock revolution were
written in the '70s by San Francisco's Flamin' Groovies -- a
disconnection that severely curtailed their popularity in their own
time but only augmented their legend as the garage scene swelled
into an obsessively historicized revival in the '80s and '90s.
Their rediscovery led to literally dozens of reissues and bootlegs
of live c...
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