This page has been reconstructed from a cached version of the original, which was a part of the now defunct Fuzz, Acid and Flowers web site. We do not have access to the original header and footer graphics. Fuzz, Acid and Flowers, by Vernon Joynson, is a book comprising "an encyclopaedic guide to U.S. rock and pop from the early-60s to mid-70s covering garage, psychedelic and hippie rock." At one time, the entire resource was online. The original site went offline some time in 2005. The cover below is from the revised U.K. print edition; this reconstructed entry is from the online edition. The revised version of the book is currently available, published by Borderline Productions. Note: One of the members of the Villagers has requested that his name be removed from this page. As a courtesy to this individual, we have replaced his name with (name deleted), despite the fact that it was a part of the original text and is common knowledge. | ||||||||||||||
Victoria - The Vydels
A Worcester, Massachusetts folk duo in 1966 who released no 45s. (name deleted) and McKennes would find considerable success after forming Orpheus with Eric Gulliksen of the Blue Echoes and Harry Sandler of the Mods. (Max Waller) © Borderline Books 1995 - 2002. Web version administered by Ivor Trueman. PO Box 146, Ireland Wood LDS, Leeds, LS 16, England. ORPHEUS REBORN Home Page DISCOGRAPHIES with mp3 SOUND CLIPS The Blue Echoes: click here Eric Gulliksen: click here Harry Sandler: click here Jack McKennes: click here The Mods: click here Orpheus: click here Orpheus Reborn: click here Sandler & Dunlap: click here The Villagers: click here |