The Dantes - Can't get enough of your love (60's GARAGE PUNK)
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Great folky garage rocker released on Jamie in 1966. This is an excellent two-sider, with a real Yardbirds-ish rave-up instro on the flip!! Audio transfered from original vinyl 45.
Jangly electric hymn to young love. Euphoric
A firecracker. A sparkler. A jangler.
Such a groovy song that couldn't make it nationally.
Well, Glendiras gives you a chance to hear how cool this lost record really is and it's a two-sider.
The Dantes formed in Worthington, Ohio
Masterpiece!!! Garage Punk Rock For Ever!!! Incredible melody!!!
Why don't classic rock radio stations never play this stuff?
Because 99% of all Americans would rather play it safe and listen to trash like Fleetwood Mac one more time, rather than, y'know, exposing themselves to something DIFFERENT. And program directors, if they want to keep their jobs, have no choice but to follow suit. Sad.
Even the oldies stations stick to the same-o same-o stuff
@@eoj2495
Classic rock stations play the same old songs or certain songs. They don't bother to dig deep. They are predictable and that gets boring.
Even though I said all that, I still listen to my favorite classic rock station, WDRV "The Drive" 97.1 Chicago radio.
"OLDY" stations are the same way.
You can hear some one hit wonders and other cool stuff and some garage rock but they barely scratch the surface.
I never hear this kind of underground garage on oldies stations in Chicago.
If Glendiras was a radio station, it would be my go to station and
MEAN MOJO MATHIAS would be my favorite DJ ☮️
@@thomassmith8721 100% right, but that’s ok, we have guys like Bolt putting out the good stuff..
@@davewilliams874 "trash like Fleetwood Mac" whoa! You leave the Stevie Nicks tracks out of this.
The flip side is a real killer too, even better for me,
For me it’s this one, but both sides are killers.👍🏽
great song from Columbus ohio
Major jangle, very well done.
whoever makes this kinda videos - thanks - alot of bands like this one in france then and australia too good book about it called wild about you or mad about you i think - this is excellent music bit like normie rowe
nice 12 string song wonder if it was a rickenbacker
It was a Rickenbacker-saw them many times. Best of the area at that time.
Dave Workman on a Rickenbaker 12 string
Someone remaster this
sedagive3 Buy the 45, it doesn’t need remastering.
Glendoras // DJ Mean Mojo Mathias My grandmother gave me her 45 collection and this is among them. Always thought cleaning this up a bit and strengthening the low end would do wonders. Unleashing the great bass line would send this into the stratosphere.
sedagive3 Cool you got the 45. It sounds fabulous to play it out loud in a rock club with a good system. I’m usually negative towards digital remastering of old tunes that already sounds fine in my ears. But I got the 45 and shouldn’t complain. 😉
Mate, you can fiind lots of original copies in greatt shape for a few bucks. It doesn't need to be spoiled with a digitally remastered shit. You can enjoy this two killers with their original esplendor without spending a fortune.
@@Glendoras i totally agree with you bass on analogue records can be massive unlike digital tech which massively restricts it.also how much of the original recordings has some tone deaf digital engineer carried out ???.im a guitarist a dam fine one on a good day lol but no digital reissue sounds better than a quality 45 especially mono 45,s.the don format for vinyl equed louder its unbeatable.but the suits want everyone buying mp,3,s its their biggest earner & truthfully.the only reason 97% of new vinyl reissues are pointlessly digital is because they dont want you to realise analogue is far far superior.so they pay someone to compress the life out of it & remove anything that makes digital tech look limited.so musical history is not respected what so ever a sad fact many greedy labels know great post peace...