SHE- "OUTTA REACH" (1970)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Female garage-rock anthem!
SHE was a garage band of teen girls from Sacramento. They were first known as the Hairem, and then SHE. After a couple years of build-up and some personnel changes, they nailed it perfect with the single, "Outta Reach". With its shuddering lust and snotty intensity it is proto-punk incarnate!
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Tym Stevens
Fantastic band, and the album is a corker, top notch foot stomping garage rock. And wasn't Piper Minas an absolutely beautiful woman? I could gaze at her all day. And she rocks on guitar
First heard this song on an NME cassette compilation of Garage bands called "We Have Come For Your Children" way back in the day. Played this song to death! A true classic!
I have no words.
The girls are saying them all with their music.
Wonderful! Thanks for posting this.
I am SO glad that I found this! I have it on CD already from this old Garage Rock compilation from an old MOJO magazine! LOL
BAD ASS! Thanks so much for uploading this. This song was originally called " Bus Stop," I think. At least that's how it showed up on Pandora...and it was a different, slower, more simple version (that I fell in love with). But this one rocks, love it! So hard to find too when doing a search on "She." lol
Thanks again!
That farfisa organ makes this sound more like something from 1966 or 1967. In the early 70s, this sound wasn't very common, although it would be revived with the punk/new wave movement of the late 70s.
Makes it all the more cooler!
great psyché sound luv it !!!
Although the Farfisa organ was the "it" instrument in '66 & '67, it was perhaps somewhat of an anachronism by 1970. Nonetheless, She's "Outta Reach" is an innovative song that oddly anticipates the punk & new wave genres a few years down the line. Great stuff!
They remind me a bit of the Avengers.
Dirty organ sound, love it!
Ha, that's great! I call it that, too. Dirty, or nasty, both work. lol
Yeah, good sound and song. The Pandoras probably heard of them. lol There is a song from 1971 that sounds like a 1966 record and it's called "I love you, I want you" by The Early Americans.
ROCK it Sally on the Bass!! You girls are awesome, and Nancy and her tripy vocals! :)
MUY MUY RETRO Y ...ESTA GENIAL !!!! ME ENCANTA ESTA ONDA
True-with the farfisa it sounds more like the late 60's
Bravo les filles !
Funky beat 😎
ALTERA HISTORIA DU ROCK 💜
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reminds me the energy of B52 maybe because the farfisa evolutions and the voices...
I'm #100 thumbs-up... What did I win? Great keyboards.
How can the Runaways be the first when She is freaking doing that way before them?!?
These rockchix are outasight.😎🎸✌🏽☮️
Definitely sounds like early Patti Smith could have been heavily influenced buy this group!
women who really rocked.....
@Khultan
The Runaways weren't the first girls band who really rocked. They were just the first one to really get a lot of hype. Cherie Currie is now a right wing Republican anyway.
Well I can tell you Sally is very liberal ;-)
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Hey, this is a wonderful song. I want to know about this band. ¿Somebody know if this band has an album or something? My only reference is the Mojos Garage Album...
acerecords.co.uk/wants-a-piece-of-you
Thanks a lot, man! I love this song
A female version of the Doors!!!
Used to bump into one of the band members in the 80s in SF at Cipollina shows... trying to google up anything on this band by their name only is a b*tch. Glad I found this video. Thanks to the uploader, and Karen for chiming in (even just one name will help in searches. Pretty sure the sister (blond) I met was someone else, just can't quite recall her name).
@loyman3 I've met Foetus before. I don't care for him as a person at all.
Yummy yums
@SkeeterNYC
Better than being a left wing Democrat