Blues Magoos Psychedelic Lollipop All Analog Fanfare Colonels of the Morning

Fanfare Colonels of the Morning Calendar Maine Man Coliseum Give My Best to the Fox Right Through You're Coming With Us Siren Song John Doe Let Go the Coat On the Mark Spectre Gone

“Under A Killing Moon” and “Stare At The Sun”

We’ve taken the same care with the striking cover art and we were honoured when Larry’s close friend Jeb Loy Nichols kindly agreed to contribute wonderfully unique liner notes

at a decommissioned air force base

it doesn't attain the glories of the first trilogy

Blues Magoos Psychedelic Lollipop All Analog Fanfare Colonels of the Morning"(We Ain't Got) Nothing Yet" is an extraordinary and magical two minutes and ten seconds which, like the Box Tops' "The Letter," is one of those little two minute blasts of pop which brought the transistor radio to life and which is the proverbial breath of fresh air on oldies radio stations daring enough to play psychedelia. Psychedelic Lollipop is the real thing, the band looking on the LP cover like Captain Kirk abandoned them on some forgotten