Our Era - Movies, Music, Radio and TV, 6th Edition

Our Era - Movies, Music, Radio & TV, 1950‟s and 1960‟s. 1965Courtesy http://youtube.com/watch?v=eeGtqsjLP0E&feature=relatedThe IndigosTHE INDIGOS, 1965: Louisville, KY girlgroup from the 1960's. Group consisted of JaneBennett, Pat Roush and Mary Montgomery.A few of their songs—Ballad Of The BelleSilver And GoldWhy Did Love PassSoul, Inc.Courtesy, http://www.amazon.com/Soul-Inc./e/B000APK07S/ref=ac_dpt_sa_bio/185-0496635-7256928An improbably -- and some would say unfortunately -- named garage band out ofLouisville, KY, who never quite got discovered, even by enthusiasts for '60s garagerock, until the 1980s and beyond. Eddie Humphries (saxophone), Tom Jolly(trumpet), Wayne Young (guitar), Jimmy Orton (bass), and Marvin Maxwell(drums) made up the original lineup in 1965, and Young and Maxwell ended up inthe second lineup, which is the one that counts for garage band enthusiasts. FrankBugbee (guitar), Wayne McDonald (vocals), and Jim Settle (bass) firmed up theharder sound, sans sax and trumpet. The original lineup left behind one single in1966 that seemed bent on competing with Bill Deal & the Rhondels, but the secondlineup soon began cutting music in more of a psychedelic-punk vein on the Bossand Star labels, and one later single, "I Belong to Nobody," actually got released onLaurie Records in 1968. Bugbee, Maxwell, and Settle later formed the psychedelicband Elysian Fields, who recorded on Imperial. The Gear Fab label released a SoulInc. CD in 1999 and their two best songs, "60 Miles High" and "Stronger ThanDirt," appeared that same year on Bacchus Archives' first two volumes of Fuzz,Flaykes, & Shakes on their Dionysus label. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide