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Artist
The Thyme
12+ albums
Psychedelic Rock
about
The Thyme was a psychedelic garage rock band originating in Kalamazoo, Michigan, locally popular in the 1960s. Ralph Cole was the lead and also played sitar, Steve Vandenberge played guitar, Ed Linenthaul played drums, and (now passed) Al Wilmot on bass. Thyme often opened up Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Cream, and MC5 at venues such as the Grande Ball Room and The Union Street Station. Several members of The Thyme had previous or side bands that they played it. Al Wilmot had The Twang Brothers, Groove Monsters, Lighthouse, Road Runner, The Zooouts, and Love Sum (with Doug Wagner, Mark White, and Randy Underwood). Steve Vandenberge had Beyond (with Mike Rousch and Bob Reilly). Ralph Cole had The Hitch Hikers, which were the early The Thyme, back when they were in Kalamazoo. They recorded on Phalanx Records out of Portage. The band then turned Thyme and was signed to Ann Arbor based A-Square records for quite some time. Also found on A-Square are other 60s and 70s Michigan rock n roll bands such as Iggy, MC5, Scot Richard Case (SRC), and Rationals. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
top songs
albums
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Sixties Archives, Vol. 7: Michigan Punk
A-Square (Of Course)
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A-Square (Of Course): The Story Of Michigan's Legendary A-Square Records
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MINDROCKER - A US-Punk Anthology Vol. 5 (Digitally Remastered)
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Sixties Archives Vol.7 [Michigan Punk]
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An A-Square Compilation
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Depths of Obscurity - Rare Garage and Psych
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Mindrocker: Anthology Of 60s US-Punk Garage Psych, Vol 05
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Fuzz, Flaykes, & Shakes-Vol 1: 60 Miles High
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A-Square (Of Course) - The Story Of Michigan's Legendary A-Square Records
Mindrocker Vol. 05
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Sixties Archives, Vol. 7 - Michigan Punk