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The CWB was more or less already on their way to disbanding by the time this record was released in'68, and like its predecessor, some tracks were actually recorded by studio musicians. Still, this... more

Unlike all previous reissues, this powerful set gathers together every note recorded and released under the name Chocolate Watchband during the 1960s. Disc one is devoted solely to material performed... more

By the time the Watchband made their second and third LPs ('67 and '69), their sound was caught in between the punk of San Jose and the psychedelia of San Francisco. It's true: a few of the tracks... more

A 12-page booklet comes with this ultra-collectible psych album, as do eight bonus cuts! Those include the group's non-LP Uptown and Tower single sides, two early demos and an alternate version;... more

Some sides issued under this band's name were actually cut by session players. Not these 1966–68 tracks—this is the real deal! Includes their version of the Kinks' "I'm Not Like Everybody Else" and... more

Cavestomp—NY's "Garage Rock Festacular"—reunited these lionized West Coast garage bands for this sold-out 1999 show. It's like you're on the Sunset Strip in the mid-'60s as they deliver Dirty Water;... more