Pebbles, Volume 10 (1996 album)

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Pebbles, Volume 10
Pebbles-Volume-10-cdcover.jpg
Compilation album
Released1996
RecordedMid-1960s
Genre Garage rock, psychedelic rock
Label AIP
chronology
Pebbles, Volume 9
(1996)
Pebbles, Volume 10
(1996)
Pebbles, Volume 11: Northern California
(2007)

Pebbles, Volume 10 is a compilation album among the CDs in the Pebbles series.

Contents

Release data

This album was released on AIP Records in 1996 as #AIP-CD-5027. [1] Despite the similar catalogue number, there is no relation between the tracks on this CD and the tracks on the corresponding LP. This represents the first appearance on CD of any of these songs.

Notes on the tracks

This CD begins with the opening track from the Pebbles, Volume 11 LP by the mysterious Milan, in the name of The Leather Boy in this case; a second track that was not among the three Milan songs on that LP, "On the Go" is also included.

"I Can't Stand this Love, Goodbye" is the outstanding, opening track on the first Pebbles CD, Pebbles, Volume 1 , released by ESD Records (not AIP Records) in 1989.

The Canadian Squires were already known as Levon and the Hawks by this time – and had also released a single as the Hawks – and would eventually become the Band.

The Spirit were forced to change their name by the California band Spirit, although they had been using it longer.

Silver Fleet is an early effort by Jeffry Katz and Jerry Kasenetz before their bubblegum pop successes a little later in the decade.

The second, unreleased single by GONN closes out the album; their classic first single, "Blackout of Gretely" was a bonus track on the Pebbles, Volume 1 CD.

Track listing

  1. The Leather Boy: "I'm a Leather Boy"; rel. 1967
  2. The Bold: "Gotta Get Some"; rel. 1966
  3. The Bruthers: "Bad Way to Go"; rel. 1966
  4. The Canadian Squires: "Leave Me Alone"; rel. 1966?
  5. Clockwork Orange: "Your Golden Touch"; rel. 1967?
  6. Clockwork Orange: "Do Me Right Now"; rel. 1967?
  7. The Breakers: "Don't Send Me No Flowers (I Ain't Dead Yet)"; rel. 1965
  8. The Spirit: "No Time to Rhyme"; rel. 1967
  9. The Leather Boy: "On the Go"; rel. 1967
  10. The Loved Ones: "Surprise Surprise"; rel. 1966?
  11. Mach V: "If I Could"; rel. 1967
  12. The Others: "I Can't Stand This Love"; rel. 1965
  13. The Prophets: "Yes I Know"; rel. 1966?
  14. Ravin' Blue: "Love"; rel. 1966
  15. The Rooks: "Girl Like You, A"; rel. 1966
  16. The RPM's: "White Lightnin'"; rel. 1966?
  17. Silver Fleet: "Look Out World"; rel. 1967
  18. We Who Are: "Last Trip"; rel. 1967
  19. Steve Walker and the Bold: "Train Kept A-Rollin'"; rel. 1967
  20. The Teddy Boys: "Mona"; rel. 1966
  21. The Uncalled For: "Do Like Me"; rel. 1967
  22. The Kids: "Nature's Children"; rel. 1967
  23. Regiment: "My Soap Won't Float"; rel. 1967?
  24. GONN: "Doin' Me In"; rel. 1966

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References

  1. "Various - Pebbles Volume 10". Discogs. Retrieved 12 January 2019.