artist: | THE PASSIONS |
label: | SELLERS COMPANY RECORDING STUDIOS |
"release": | 7" 45rpm, acetate never released versions; demo's recorded early 1965 in Dallas, Texas |
A-side: | Lively One |
B-side: | Hurtin' (Don Mask) |
info from garage hangover.com: | The Passions came from Sherman, Texas, a town northeast of Dallas that had several bands including The Jack Rafters, The Five Coachmen and The Marquees. Unlike those other bands, the Passions made a record, cutting the excellent “Lively One” / “You’ve Got Me Hurtin’” for Huey Meaux’s Pic 1 label, released in June 1965. One person I spoke to referred to the band as Bill Galleon & the Passions. I thought Donald R. Mask may have been a member, as he wrote “You’ve Got Me Hurtin’” (his name is listed simply as Don Mask on the demo). However, Alec Palao tells me the members were Gordon Eatherly, Bill Galyon, Larry Jannash, Roger Burkitt, Bill Shearin and Jerry Mullins, and that Eatherly was likely the leader of the band. Besides the two songs on the single, the band recorded two cover songs that Big Beat will include on a compilation of bands on Meaux’s labels to be released Spring, 2013. Mark Taylor supplied the scans seen here. Of the Sellers demo cut, he says “‘Lively One’ has an extra 40 seconds of harp wailing with an extra chorus, and ‘You Got Me Hurtin” has about 20 seconds extra of ‘yeah yeah yeah’” compared to the Pic 1 versions. (by Chas Kit) |
artist: | THE PASSIONS |
label: | PIC 1 117 |
release: | June 1965, USA, 7" 45rpm |
A-side: | Lively One (The Passions) |
B-side: | You've Got Me Hurtin' (Donald R. Mask) |
comment: |
artists: | VARIOUS ARTISTS |
label: | TOMBSTONE RECORDS TR 1001 |
title: | DIE TODAY |
release: | 2007(?), USA, CD [24/56:38] |
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comment: | 24 track collection of rare & outstanding US 60s garage featuring straight boss 60s punk, teen garage coolness and moody teen anthems. Many tracks compiled for the first time and all tracks first time on CD. |
extra info (not printed on this release): | extra info, probably more accurate, plus "where the group comes from?"
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