The Unusuals

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Chang your tags to " Thee Unusuals " http://www.last.fm/music/Thee+Unusuals Thee Unusuals were a pacific north west band from Bellingham, Washington, active 1965- 1967. They evolved out of The Bellingham Accents who were The Night People before that. They recorded two 45’s. 1: Babe It’s Me / I’m Walkin’ Babe - Panorama Record Label Seattle, USA, 7”, Cat. # 23, 1965. 2. Summer Is Over / I Could Go On - 1966) The first single received almost no air play, but the flip side, Babe It’s Me, done by Kathi and Laurie Vitt, was No. 1 in Bellingham for 26 weeks straight. It never received national attention. Between the recording of the first and second 45’s, The Unusuals went on the road as a back-up band for Dewey Martin prior to his joining Buffalo Springfield. He had a hit at the time, and he and his band had been billed as British. Eventually Gary Ramsey replaced Pat Jerns as drummer for The Unusuals. Gary Ramsey transformed from being a businessman-type manager of a steak house to a full blown hippie within about a year of joining the band. Summer Is Over was recorded in San Francisco, at the band’s expense, after which they returned to Washington. Within a week the owner of the studio called and said that Rene Cardenas of Time-Mainstream Records wanted the song, but the band would have to return to San Francisco and re-record it. This time it would be at the record company’s expense. The band went back and were ready to go into the studio when an airline strike stopped all c

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The Unusuals, Season 1

The History of Northwest Rock, Vol 2 - The Garage Years

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Pop Fiction Volume 1

Wanted 60's Garage Rock: From Diggers to Music Lovers

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Soul Massage

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The Unusuals

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Pop Fiction Volume 1 [www.studiohits.us]

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My Name

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As Usual EP

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The History of Northwest Rock, Vol. 2 (The Garage Years)

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No Soap Radio: R-r-real Rock & Roll Volume 10

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Inglorious Garage Rock - The 1960's (Vol.1)

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