The Jeff Beck Group. Spanish Boots. 1969.

This one is sure to increase the blood flow to yer parts.

The Move. I Can Hear The Grass Grow. 1969.

"Put your head down to the ground and listen to your mind..."

The Other Half. I Need You. 1967.

Randy Holden's band before jetting for Blue Cheer and later going solo to create the heaviest album of all time, Population II.

Little known fact: Holden was asked to replace Jeff Beck in The Yardbirds, BEFORE THEY ASKED JIMMY PAGE.

Elias Hulk. Nightmare. 1970.

Picked up this doozy at Amoeba today.

Johnny Guitar Watson. Mister Magic. 1977.

Johnny Guitar Watson is said to be the guy that turned Sly Stone onto freebase. He's also a pretty renowned guitar diddler from way back. Here's some of his later 70's funky stuff, a little Grover Washington Jr. cover. That's a real mother for ya.

Chuck Berry. Memphis Tennessee. 1973.

A man amongst boys. What a fucking beast.

Mickey Baker & Memphis Slim. 1968.

Mickey Baker is a bona fide shredder and I think I just heard Memphis Slim's keys squeedle at the 1:58 mark. Make the sweet music, dudes.

Band of Joy. For What It's Worth. 1968.

Plant and Bonham pre-Zeppelin covering a blistering rendition of a Buffalo Springfield classic. It's got it all. Bonham's hallmark thunder and Plant's howling.

Buddy Miles. Runaway Child. 1971.

Shredding the pigment deprived in Finland circa 1971.

Link Wray. Midnight Lover. 1975.

Link Wray reveals his funky side. Charley Charles on the drums. Tight.