Stacy's 5th

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Stacy's 5th (occasionally stylized as Stacy’s 5’th) was an obscure American garage rock band active during the mid-1960s. Despite their brief presence, they earned a place in rock history through a singular, highly sought-after release on the Jubilee record label in 1966. Musical Career and Style The group is best known for their 7" single featuring the tracks "This Thing" and "My Lovin' Baby". "This Thing" is celebrated by collectors for its raw, high-energy garage-punk sound, which captures the rebellious and unpolished spirit of the era. While the band did not achieve mainstream commercial success at the time of their release, they gained a significant cult following decades later. Their track "This Thing" has been featured on prominent garage rock revival compilations, most notably the Girls in the Garage series, which highlights female-led or female-influenced garage acts of the 1960s. Legacy Today, Stacy's 5th is primarily remembered as a "rare gem" of the psychedelic and garage rock movement. Original pressings of their 1966 Jubilee single are rare collector's items, often appearing in the "Very Good Plus" (VG+) category for significant sums on vinyl marketplaces. Their work remains a staple for fans of the "nuggets" style of mid-60s rock and roll. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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