Garage Rock preceded Psychedelic anywhere from four to six weeks, depending on who you ask. The problem is that 50 and 60 year old memories are not exactly rock solid reliable. Several people were in bands. Some of them can remember their names. Their beloved playlists? That’s another matter.

Digging for great old records back by the storage room doors in what is left of the Mom and Pop record stores is a true joy. The tough part is sorting the true ginormous gems from the forgotten flip sides. Sometimes, they stay lost, gone with the wind like the brain cells that used to be there.

But enough for artificial music intelligence. Coming up on this special detention edition of Old School, Professor Mikey discovers and dusts off some truly lost legends of 60s psychedelic silliness hiding amidst the stacks of vericose vinyl from a time that time forgot.

Score two microdots for every one you remember. Hey Jude, these are really obscure.

Hey, Professor Mikey here, thanks for helping to warm up the Old School today. This has been episode 81 Dude, Where’s My Garage. Let’s stick a Volume 1 on that, you know we will have to keep looking for that great garage in the future. The playlist, along with the free newsletter, you can find at professormikey.substack.com. People who do straight politics are getting zillions of subscribers, so vote for old rock and roll any time you have the chance. Old School is also heard wherever you get your podcasts. Any and all music heard in this program resides next to the ‘55 Chevy in the garage that just needs an engine overhaul and a paint job, and is in the public domain or is used by permission from the labels, the podcast originators, and within the guidelines of fair use provided for in Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. Join me next time and stay tuned for a great closer! Professor Mikey's OLD SCHOOL is a reader-supported publication. To receive podcast pre-releases, extras, choreography annd merriment consider becoming a subscriber as a well as a supporter of the greatest evolutions in rock.