The Sonics I Found Later

The Last True Punk Band To Get A Major Label Contract Was The Dickies.

A Hairstyle's Not A Lifestyle.

Then As I Got Older, I Always Gravitated Towards The Hard Stuff, Born To Be Wild, Then Black Sabbath

In 1965, My Father Was Just Twirling The Dial Of The Radio To Find Something That Would Make Me Go To Sleep, And As Soon As I Heard Rock And Roll There Was No Stopping Me. It Was During The Height Of Beatlemania And The British Invasion, But I Gravitated Toward The Harder, Heavier Music Going On Then, You Know, The Early Rolling Stones, The Good Rolling Stones, And Paul Revere And The Raiders, Who Don't Get The Credit They Deserve For Spearheading The American '60s Garage Sound.

There's Sort Of An Open Offer To Work With A Guy In Los Angeles Who Does Big Band And Orchestra Arrangements Who Was At Least An Acquaintance To Les Baxter Before He Passed Away.