Blind Faith...

A super group with some of the best talent of the '60s, Blind Faith only issued one album. Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood became legends.

The Fifth Dimension....

The Fifth Dimension....great tunes thanks mainly to Marilyn McCoo.

Johnny Rivers...

Johnny Rivers, A lot of top hits on the "pop" rock n' roll scene. Here, Secret Agent Man, inspired by the James Bond flicks. Along with some secret agent go-go dolls!

Cannibal and the Headhunters

known for being one of the first Mexican-American groups to have a hit Rock n' Roll record. And of course they had Go Go Dancers!!

The Chambers Brothers....

The Chambers Brothers were one of the only true soul rock n' roll bands...

The Knickerbockers

The Knickerbockers made a living copying the sounds of other top bands, most notably here with, "Lies", sounding very much like The Beatles. But here with some truly unique Go Go Girls!!

Roy Orbison...

Local West Texas boy makes good. Roy Orbison was a good friend of my 9th grade English teacher, Ms. Stuckey from Wink. Roy also once had a half hour TV program on KMID-TV in Midland.

Early Beatles...

One can never get too much of the early Beatles. Here on Shindig from London, pre-USA trip.

Go Go Dancers...

To heck with music, sometimes the Go Go Dancers are all you need. Here performing to "Batman".....!

? mark and The Mysterians

? mark and the mysterians, another garage band who had a big hit in "96 Tears". ? was actually Rudy Martinez. Rudy claimed to be a Martian. Go figger.

Petula Clark...

British invasion vocalist and best selling female English vocal artist of all time Petula Clark with Go Go Ballet Girls.....

Crispian St. Peters

Somewhat of a one hit wonder, Crispian St. Peters had a big hit with "Pied Piper".

Shirley Ellis: The Name Game!

The ultimate gimmick song that every one loved to hate. Shirley Ellis with The Name Game featuring......Go Go Dancers!

Martha & The Vandellas

Martha Reeves and her Vandellas, on the vanguard of the Motown sound.

Sam the sham and the pharaohs

Sam the sham and the pharaohs were a "gimmick" band with a few hits that became cheesy classics. Here they perform one of them, "Wooly Bully" with more groovy go-go girls!

The Zombies....

British invasion denizens....The Zombies.

Wilson Pickett

The one, the only, the Wicked Pickett.

The Bobby Fuller Four....

A West Texas band from El Paso, The Bobby Fuller Four emulated Buddy Holly style rock and was headed for big things until Bobby was murdered in Los Angeles. Here, "I Fought the Law"....with groovy outlaw Go-Go Girls!

Manfred Mann

Manfred Mann, another British invasion group with R&B beginnings.

Billy J Kramer &The Dakotas

A Mersey beat protege band of The Beatles, Bill J. and the Dakotas recorded a number of songs written for them by Lennon and McCartney.