THE OUTCASTS - Set Me Free from the single: You'd Be Surprised / Set Me Free (1966)
One of several American garage bands to use the Outcasts name in the '60s, this Long Island, NY outfit was a very typical act of the era, performing the usual garage raunch, White soul, Monkees-like pop, and Donovanish flower power. They only issued two singles, but an entire album of material was fabricated for release in the 1980s by embellishing the officially released cuts with live performances and previously unreleased songs.
THE OUTCASTS - Set Me Free
ReplyDeletefrom the single: You'd Be Surprised / Set Me Free (1966)
One of several American garage bands to use the Outcasts name in the '60s, this Long Island, NY outfit was a very typical act of the era, performing the usual garage raunch, White soul, Monkees-like pop, and Donovanish flower power. They only issued two singles, but an entire album of material was fabricated for release in the 1980s by embellishing the officially released cuts with live performances and previously unreleased songs.
Renamed from The Radiations in 1965/66.