Stray. All in Your Mind. 1970.

Tony Joe White. Stud Spider. 1970.

Live at the Isle of Wight. 1970.

Flamin' Groovies. Slow Death. 1972.

A good friday jam indeed.

Mickey Baker. My Dog. 1972.

Tough to find footage of Mickey Baker. He's a bad dog alright.

Jimmy Page. Burn Up. 1967.

Written by Nicky Hopkins.
Produced by Glyn Johns.
Bass provided by John Paul Jones.
Vox by Chris Farlowe.
Drums  - Clem Cattini.
Axe by Jimmy Page.

"Everyone agreed to work for minimum wage -- except for Jimmy Page, who did the session in exchange for the publishing rights to the two original compositions on the album. Classic Jimmy."

Les Fleur De Lys. Circles/So Come On. 1966.

Mr. Jimmy Page, AKA the Dark Prince, on guitar in this psych shred fest.

Lonnie Mack. Asphalt Outlaw Hero. 1971.

Usually I tire pretty quickly of these blue collar anthems, but Lonnie Mack happens to be one of the baddest shredders that ever existed, and this riff is a testament to that. So pull up your Big Boy's and adjust your turquoise belt buckle. #squeedle

The Parliaments w Funkadelic. 1969.

The Parliaments original line-up backed up by Funkadelic. This is lunatic fringe shit. I like it. If you listen closely you can hear Eddie Hazel shred endlessly in the back drop.

Clear Light. Street Singer. 1967.

Holy shit, a good traveler Mark Shepherd just blew my mind with this heavier than lead psych freak-out. Clear Light. Pretty doomy. Got a real nice swampy bottom.

Bobby Beausoleil. Part IV. 1972.

Fuuuuuuuuuuck.