From OP: The Liberty Bell was an American garage rock/psychedelic rock band from Corpus Christi, Texas who were active in the 1960s. They specialized in a blues-based brand of proto-punk influenced by British groups such as the Yardbirds. The band failed to reach wider audience in the time, but have come to the attention of garage rock collectors and enthusiasts in the intervening years since their breakup, with their work appearing on several compilations.-Membership
Ronnie Tanner (Lead vocals) Al Hunt (lead guitar) Richard Painter (rhythm guitar) Wayne Harrison (bass) Carl Abey (drums) Chris Gemiottis (lead vocals).-Discography
"Nazz Are Blue" b/w "Big Boss Man" (Cee-Bee, 1967) "That's How it Will Be" b/w "For What You Lack" (Cee-Bee 1002, 1967) "Something for Me" b/w "Al's Blues"(Cee-Bee 1003, 1967) "I Can See" (Cee-Bee, unissued acetate 1967) "Thoughts and Visions" b/w "Look for Tomorrow" (Back Beat 595, unissued acetate 1968) "Recognition" b/w "Naw Naw Naw" (Backbeat 600, 1968).
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ReplyDeleteThe Liberty Bell was an American garage rock/psychedelic rock band from Corpus Christi, Texas who were active in the 1960s. They specialized in a blues-based brand of proto-punk influenced by British groups such as the Yardbirds. The band failed to reach wider audience in the time, but have come to the attention of garage rock collectors and enthusiasts in the intervening years since their breakup, with their work appearing on several compilations.-Membership
Ronnie Tanner (Lead vocals)
Al Hunt (lead guitar)
Richard Painter (rhythm guitar)
Wayne Harrison (bass)
Carl Abey (drums)
Chris Gemiottis (lead vocals).-Discography
"Nazz Are Blue" b/w "Big Boss Man" (Cee-Bee, 1967)
"That's How it Will Be" b/w "For What You Lack" (Cee-Bee 1002, 1967)
"Something for Me" b/w "Al's Blues"(Cee-Bee 1003, 1967)
"I Can See" (Cee-Bee, unissued acetate 1967)
"Thoughts and Visions" b/w "Look for Tomorrow" (Back Beat 595, unissued acetate 1968)
"Recognition" b/w "Naw Naw Naw" (Backbeat 600, 1968).