Since the said friend dj fanis we conclude there is unity of Xit. Pirate disc course and chilioanevasmenos the net, the record store in Athens at a price of 4650 drachmas please. It's not our ass with the piano; But what we did;
as indicated και το οπισθόφυλλο που κρατώ it’s heavy, alive and ready. Δηλαδή Got You Babe, feel so good, got you babe, all night…
Personnel:
LEE HERRERA drms A
R.C. GARISS ld gtr A
MICHAEL MARTIN ld gtr, vcls A
MAC SUAZO bs A
ALBUM:
1(A) DRIVE IT! (Mainstream S/6126) 1970
NB: (1) has been counterfeited on vinyl and also issued on CD (TRC 044), with both sides of the Ecco 45 as bonus tracks.
EPs:
1 Half A Dream/Sunny Sunday/Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus (Psych-Out 101) 1983
2 I Wanna Come Back (From The World Of LSD)/Double Crossin' Girl/Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab/Paper Place (Lance/Bacchus) 2000
NB: (2) first two songs by Fe Fi Four Plus 2 .
45s:
1 Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab/Paper Lace (Lance 109/110) 1966
2 The Bummer/Sunny Sunday Dream (Ecco ER 1001) 1967
3 Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus part 1 /part 2 (N/K) 196?
4 Mississippi Riverboat Gamblin' Man/St. Louis Mama (Souled Out 104) 196?
5 Soulful Drifter/Time Has Come, Gonna Die (Mainstream 722) 1969
45
Acetate:
1
Open Doorway/Orange Benevolent
(Audio Recording)
196?
A Sioux Indian band based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Bummer is a fine upbeat rocker, whilst Sunny Sunday Dream is much more trippy with lots of keyboards. Changing their name to Xit the band made several albums in support of the cause of the American Indian during the 1970's. The Lincoln St. Exit album is essentially blues-based and does not include their non-Mainstream 45s. It is now a very sought-after collectors' item, and has been counterfeited. Much of their earlier material was officially reissued on the Xit LP Entrance (Canyon 7114) 1974, which has also become rare.
Compilation coverage has so far included: The Bummer and Sunny Sunday Dream on New Mexico Punk From The Sixties (LP) and Sixties Archive Vol. 4 (CD); The Bummer, Sunny Sunday Dream and Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus, Part 1 & 2 on Filling The Gap ; Sunny Sunday Dream and Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus on Gathering Of The Tribe (CD); Sunny Sunday Dream on Garage Zone, Vol. 1 (LP) and Garage Zone Box Set (4-LP); The Bummer on Everywhere Chainsaw Sound (LP), The Midwest Vs. The Rest (LP); Who's Been Driving... on Diana's Rootin' Tootin' Party; Paper Place and Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab on Bands On Lance (LP) and I Wanna Come Back From The World Of LSD (CD); and Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab on Diana's Rootin' Tootin' Wild Teenage Rock 'N' Roll Party! (LP).
Tracks:
01.Man Machine
as indicated και το οπισθόφυλλο που κρατώ it’s heavy, alive and ready. Δηλαδή Got You Babe, feel so good, got you babe, all night…
Personnel:
LEE HERRERA drms A
R.C. GARISS ld gtr A
MICHAEL MARTIN ld gtr, vcls A
MAC SUAZO bs A
ALBUM:
1(A) DRIVE IT! (Mainstream S/6126) 1970
NB: (1) has been counterfeited on vinyl and also issued on CD (TRC 044), with both sides of the Ecco 45 as bonus tracks.
EPs:
1 Half A Dream/Sunny Sunday/Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus (Psych-Out 101) 1983
2 I Wanna Come Back (From The World Of LSD)/Double Crossin' Girl/Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab/Paper Place (Lance/Bacchus) 2000
NB: (2) first two songs by Fe Fi Four Plus 2 .
45s:
1 Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab/Paper Lace (Lance 109/110) 1966
2 The Bummer/Sunny Sunday Dream (Ecco ER 1001) 1967
3 Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus part 1 /part 2 (N/K) 196?
4 Mississippi Riverboat Gamblin' Man/St. Louis Mama (Souled Out 104) 196?
5 Soulful Drifter/Time Has Come, Gonna Die (Mainstream 722) 1969
45
Acetate:
1
Open Doorway/Orange Benevolent
(Audio Recording)
196?
A Sioux Indian band based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The Bummer is a fine upbeat rocker, whilst Sunny Sunday Dream is much more trippy with lots of keyboards. Changing their name to Xit the band made several albums in support of the cause of the American Indian during the 1970's. The Lincoln St. Exit album is essentially blues-based and does not include their non-Mainstream 45s. It is now a very sought-after collectors' item, and has been counterfeited. Much of their earlier material was officially reissued on the Xit LP Entrance (Canyon 7114) 1974, which has also become rare.
Compilation coverage has so far included: The Bummer and Sunny Sunday Dream on New Mexico Punk From The Sixties (LP) and Sixties Archive Vol. 4 (CD); The Bummer, Sunny Sunday Dream and Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus, Part 1 & 2 on Filling The Gap ; Sunny Sunday Dream and Whatever Happened To Baby Jesus on Gathering Of The Tribe (CD); Sunny Sunday Dream on Garage Zone, Vol. 1 (LP) and Garage Zone Box Set (4-LP); The Bummer on Everywhere Chainsaw Sound (LP), The Midwest Vs. The Rest (LP); Who's Been Driving... on Diana's Rootin' Tootin' Party; Paper Place and Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab on Bands On Lance (LP) and I Wanna Come Back From The World Of LSD (CD); and Who's Been Driving My Little Yellow Taxi Cab on Diana's Rootin' Tootin' Wild Teenage Rock 'N' Roll Party! (LP).
Tracks:
01.Man Machine
02.Dirty Mother Blues
03.Got You Babe
03.Got You Babe
04.Teacher Teacher
05.Soulful Drifter
06.Time Has Come Gonna Die
07.Going Back Home
08.Straight Shootin' Man
09.Phantom Child
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