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I have to ask: where did you discover all the songs you've been covering? Did an uncle leave you his record collection or some such? I'm not familiar with a lot of the bands you cover. This sounded really great, btw!

One of my favorites

You're the first RUclipsr I've discovered that's doing anything like this, and it puzzles me as to why your subscriber count is so low. Maybe young people don't like this stuff, or the "lo-fi" aesthetic or something. But I think it's brilliant, and you probably have a better understanding of the songs you cover than almost anyone. Would you consider making videos of you recording these covers? Maybe people need something moving around on their screens to keep their attention, nowadays.

Fabulous! B side of their version of Ohio Express’s “Yes Sir” on Penny Farthing label, around 1970

✌❤N' Rock&Roll,,,ReallyDigsMySoul😎

🍀Cheers 🍻🍺 I'll Drink2That🍀

The American Breed - Step out of mind.

In the sixties, the Kinks stood for the rough sound. We did like them! The riffs, the drive, and after all the harmonies ('See my friend'). Later they are just going commercialised - played in the supermarket

I think that this is a good album.

Be careful around the Village Green.

The GOAT of the garage band sound.

God save the Kinks!❤

I had not heard the Kinks on the radio since Autumn Almanac (only once) so thought they had broken up when I happened upon Village Green. Soon after I discovered, for the first time, both Something Else and Face to Face in bargain bins. I played Face to Face (my all-time favorite) and Something else a few hundred times together as if they were both part of a double album. Even now, I sometimes have to check to see which of those two albums, a particular song is actually on. I believe they were at their best during that period when they were stupidly ignored by American radio.

Hello Bring It Down Here........WOWIE Radio Free...USA

Super...❤

Tiny bit couldn't sing and was a weird dude why did he get a record deal mane I could have did better and I can't sing either selling your soul and money get you fame people 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The Kinks were the kinkiest British Invasion band. These recordings sound raw and unrefined. More of a raunchy garage sound. In other words, they sound great.

Added to Popstar playlist.

Groovy! I did an imitation of this too as well as The Strain. 😊

I love it 😍

Nice piece of British pop. That's a whopoer of a band name. It's sort of like "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", but longer.

Look who the composer was?

One of my favourite albums - my youth!

This is the same Paul Young who later sang for Mike & the Mechanics

Love it.

they took over my town and a city that happens in my back yard... THANK YOU !!!....rockettebob in reno

Nicky Hopkins on Harpsichord

While the musicianship is not blisteringly precise (it doesn't need to be), and while the recording quality is decidedly lo-fi, so far as I can tell, all the parts of the songs are present. Frank would probably get a kick out of this. Excellent work, thanks for going to all this effort.

🤓cool-ass alt version 🤓

This is not the version released on Absolutely Free.

The Joe 90 Theme is great! I have it on CD. This was one of the best shows they ever came up with. I was raised on serious doses of "Super Car".

I really love what you do, covering these obscure songs and doing all the parts. You've introduced me to a lot of cool songs I didn't even know existed! It keeps me coming back!

Very upbeat. I like this. Too bad it’s a rare release.

lol

They get a Like for the name. NOT for their harmonies.

Hi hats

What you do brings me joy. Thank you for your beautiful covers. I’m a huge Zappa/Beefheart fan. I also have covers of the Mothers of my own.

Ahhh! The “Good old Days!” Indeed. So inspiring and innocent. Love it! ❤

After all these years, I find these guys that flat out win the band name contest. And they did it in 1968!❤

What name for a band and I thought my band had the weirdest name ever Mothers Own Electrifie Fuzz Band.

Thank you!

Pooooyeeaaarrgh!

frank zappa was the greastest

Terrible music. Crummy.

How the fuck is this even a cover. I mean I haven't listened to this particular song nearly as much as i should from love you but your voice is unmistakably perfect lmao i would 100% believe this was the original if someone showed it to me

I keep thinking Stephen Hawking is in on this! Anyhow, do you take requests? Because I think "Electric Aunt Jemima" might be right up your alley.

Wow, I just watched a documentary about this album! It's Brian Wilson's favorite (written and performed almost entirely by him, so I guess that makes sense). Cool cover!

Great job on the vocals! Impressive!

Lyrics for those who like Frank's lyrics: Look at all the Germans. La la la la la la Watch them follow orders. La la la la la la See them think they're doing something groovy in the street. See the student leader. La la la la la la He's a rebel prophet. La la la la la la He's fXcked up, he's still a Nazi like his mom and dad. Played for a night in Berlin. That afternoon we set up our sh1t and rehearsed. Half a dozen phony student rebels in the hall, came to see if I could find a way to help them all. "What is your desire?" La la la la la la "Help us start a fire." La la la la la la In the Allied center, 'round the corner, down the street. And then, we began to play. A bunch of punks arose from the crowd. Student rebels, their flags of red, began to chant "Ho Chi Minh" "Ho Ho Ho Chi Minh" Threw tomatoes! And the next thing we knew, we were under seige.

This sounds great! I've never heard the original, so this is original to me. Sounds like a song from '68 even though you just made it recently, which is a *good* thing :)