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Artist:	PREACHERS, THE
Title:	Stay Out Of My World
Label:	SUNDAZED
Format:	7"
Price:	$7.00
Catalog #:	SEP 191EP

"In 1965, the Preachers were as wild as it comes, both in image and sound. Despite their long haired/holier than thou hybrid look, this L.A. fivesome didn't preach so much as howl a hi-octane punk-blues for the Sunset Strip set. Their greatest moment remains 'Who Do You Love,' an insanely intense reading by the group's original teenage wildman, Richard Fortunato. Moonglow Records canned him for being too uncommercial, which just means he's one of our favorites. The Preachers tried riding the folk-rock wave but thankfully, they always come out sounding like the Preachers. Their previously-unheard 'Hey Joe' is a thrilling folk-rock failure full of improvised words and the most nasally vocalizing this side of the Seeds. Moonglow Records hated this one too, which just means you gotta hear it. It's our turn to preach about these garage heroes, so we've also included their classic 'Stay Out of My World.'"

Artist:	PREACHERS, THE
Title:	Nod, Shake & Stomp With The Preachers
Label:	TENTH PLANET (UK)
Format:	LP
Price:	$22.00
Catalog #:	TP 053LP

2002 release. "Teenage beat/R&B from drummer Tony Chapman's first band after leaving the embryonic Rolling Stones, this first-ever release features 16 tracks (14 live, and two studio demos) recorded in mid-1964. Produced by Bill Wyman, the album features extensive sleeve notes from Bill, plenty of photos, gig posters, glossy insert, great Phil Smee sleeve etc -- vinyl-only release, 1000 numbered copies on 190 gram vinyl."

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