Tol-Puddle Martyrs - Flying In The Dark mp3 download

The Tol-Puddle Martyrs 2003. The next four tracks are by Rechter's subsequent '60s band, the Tol-Puddle Martyrs, who issued singles in 1967 and 1968. Both sides of each of those singles are here, the earlier of the pair, "Time Will Come," being the highlight; its organ, distorted guitar, and cool vocal recall American garage-psychedelia like Max Frost & the Troopers' "Shapes of Things to Come

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The Tol-Puddle Martyrs. from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. The oddly named Australian group the Tol-Puddle Martyrs (evolving out of the mid-'60s band Peter the Silhouettes, who had a track on a 1966 compilation LP) put out a couple of singles in 1967-1968 that are highly regarded by garage rock collectors, though not many people heard them outside of Australia at the time of their release. Actually, not a whole lot of people heard them inside Australia either.

The Tol-Puddle Martyrs, the second incarnation of Peter & the Silhouettes (Claudette Jones), produced some of the rarest and most sought after recordings from the killer 60s punk period. The Martyrs developed a huge cult following in Central & Northern Victoria with their wild and raucous fuzz guitar/organ drenched material. Ian McFarlane, renowned Australian rock historian writes".

List of all the songs by TOL-PUDDLE MARTYRS, heard in movies and tv shows. See scene descriptions, listen to their music and download songs. Time Will Come (1967).