The Eye Zooms - She´s Gone (1966)

[@joegongora2200]

Great Ballad indeed of a broken heart that’s why it’s soo emotional.

[@charlottewhyte9804]

lovely record wow

[@HemiVic]

Love these 60’s Garage Punk Ballads telling stories of Teenage Love ❤️.....Heart Break.....Sorrow......such true emotions!

[@laurastafford8714]

Mellow out music..miss the 60's🌸🌸🌸

[@davidkanter7592]

I sure do.as well Laura.

[@briansmith2163]

I use this to add TENSION not release.

[@joegongora2200]

Nothing compares to the 60's especially when something as wonderful as this is playing. It's Groovy and totally Far-Out!!!

[@icorr7830]

Shadows style guitar, and wonderful vocals

[@thomassmith5860]

a splendid soft sensitive and sad ballad absolutely great

[@robertorick6383]

Atila Records. Founded by Johnny Paris of Johnny & The Hurricanes in Toledo, Ohio in 1964.

[@phantomblott1]

Could it be that J. Paris is the one doing the singing on this? It sure sounds like him. The flip side is an instrumental called: On the Line, it doesn't sound like J. and the Hurricanes playing. On the next Atila label 214, J. and the Hurricanes play: I Love You / Judy's Moody.

[@robertorick6383]

@@phantomblott1 Johnny Paris did form the label in 1964, so it could be possible that it's Johnny, unless there was another "J. Paris" in Johnny's family. Johnny was more known for his saxophone playing than his singing, but it is possible he tried to sing on this one. As for the song that doesn't sound like The Hurricanes, Johnny could have been using studio musicians.

[@phantomblott1]

Thanks for the reply, just so you know there is a long obituary on Johnny that would be of interest to you or anyone interested. Google Johnny Paris obituary Ohio, and click on his obituary below "The Guardian" heading. Very interesting write up, enjoy.

[@trishafisher]

Love this beautiful tune soooo much!

[@blaggard132]

This song is such a Hot Groover...Unbeliveble piece of Garage MAGIC...LOVE IT!!!!!

[@filton0]

This is a terrific playlist - I've been listening to it for the last couple of days on loop. Thanks!

[@ann-oh8nr]

To this day. Nice taste 🍎

[@russiasgreatestexports4026]

Just found it and am falling in love only halfway in...

[@hasansalihaktas]

Haunting and beautiful❤

[@TATER1971]

Love it

[@halfdroid]

Einfach genial schön der Song

[@gustavonavarrete2465]

Amazing

[@CS-sf1rz]

Wow very nice!

[@andrewjwheelerjr275]

man these sixties groups are far out in space and time of experiences very much a classic gem masterpiece such as this proves it peace everyone😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@johnverhoef]

oh ffs, this is brilliant!

[@waltertoscano159]

Great!

[@shelleyganz9095]

NICE!!!

Thanks soo much for uploading this song, forgot their name!

[@Aliwilde22]

Love love loveeeee!!!!!!

[@Easychord2]

Thanks! I'm going to check those out!

[@jole1968]

~ thanks for the playlist +

[@swampratje]

great song! thanx for posting!

[@CLUBZONICK]

P E R F E C T !

[@mediasdered00]

KILLER¡¡¡ I LOVE THIS SONG ¡¡¡ SUPER SUPER KILLER ¡¡

[@derPsychoZirkus]

@halfdroid Ja, der Song strahlt eine wunderschöne, wenn auch traurige Atmosphäre aus.

[@michaelfuria4257]

good Latin beat-psych guitar, keys, surf-psych? pretty voice.

[@thomwessels2281]

Check out 'She's Gone' by Corruption, Inc. That 1966 song has PUNCH!!!

[@l.salisbury1253]

While the British Invasion played a key part in these mid 60s garage 45s these bands owed more to the Animals, the Yardbirds, the Stones and the Kinks than the Beatles. (This song has obvious early Eric Burdon influence.)

[@rogbrown1458]

Yeah. Without the Beatles and stones there would have been a lot less groups starting up. Rog. Pacific sunset records .

[@thomassmith8721]

​​@@rogbrown1458 Hello Sir Rog from your pal across the pond A late night cruiser that whispers in the night. Without the British Invasion of America, there would have been a lot less garage bands in the US. The Beatles, Stones, Animals, Kinks etc., were the inspiration for the countless garage bands that formed after the Invasion, and... 1966 was the golden year for garage rock in the US. Garage bands flourished from across the entire country, from ocean to ocean, from Canada to Mexico. They came out of the woodwork. Take care, me good mate

[@rogbrown1458]

@@thomassmith8721 Hi me mate.The British invasion helped the US garage bands for sure . 1965 was the year for Beat group obscurities. 1966 US garage 45 s and 67/ 68 and 69 Psych records( both LP and 45s) that I've collected with the likes of the Charlatans/ Moby Grape etc etc The list is endless!. Still having YT problems occasionally so hope this makes it over.Take care me good mate.Rog.

[@rogbrown1458]

@@thomassmith8721 Just been sorting thru music programs from the early 60s that I attended and found one where Johnny Tillotson was on the bill.In those days you could wander around to the Stage Door.Johnny came out in his Silver Lame" suit ( all the rage those days! ) .Had a quick chat with him and he asked if I enjoyed the show then he signed it with the words To Ailean( Should have been Eileen) a girl I was seeing at the time.Also found a 12" record . Dave Berry the crying game signed on the cover.Must really stop this name dropping!! Cheers me mate.Rog.

[@thomassmith8721]

@@rogbrown1458 Your message made it. The Brits had the jump on Americans when it came to 60s music The Brits set the bar. That's what I believe. Rog, I hear more talk of Taylor Swift being compared to The Beatles. No comparison! Swift is a solo artist. The Beatles were a band. I'll say, Swift's ticket prices are utterly rediculous. The greatest rock and roll band, The Rolling Stones aren't charging that much for a show and they've been around since 1962. Time will tell if Swift's music is still relevant 50 years from now. Ha ha, we'll never know. By then, you and I will be in rock-n-roll heaven. Cheers, KOTRR King of the road Rog

[@inkey2]

Should have put way more reverb on the voice

[@gnknowsmusic]

It's Beautifully Sad. But this is a Pukka.

[@acidicmarisa3755]

Ooooh from Ohio?!?! Hell fuckin yeah, I thought everyone was talentless here.. hahaha.. i thought wrong.

[@acidicmarisa3755]

:)

[@Elmarianocesar]

Hearthless Bastards and The Black Keys are from Ohio! LOL@Talentless

[@jackmabel6067]

DEVO was from Ohio. One of the best!

[@JLRedRightHand]

F uckin A!

[@Easychord2]

I love this! Any more moody garage songs to recommend?

[@623professormartino]

The Hangmen, The Girl Who Faded Away, Danny and the Counts, Ode to the Wind

[@αλώβητοςκανένας]

Rainy, Starless Nights from INDEX. 1967. The best moody garage song ever created.

[@robertlouria2128]

This is great! Everybody recommend your favorite garage moody songs! We're the ones that really know! I recommend you got me by the nitewalkers and depression by the specters to start!

[@robertlouria2128]

Try she threw my love away by the mauders and gypdy baby by the scurffy ?

[@robertlouria2128]

Gypsy baby by the scurvy knaves!

[@miguelomgbecerra3396]

Ohhhy my focking gaad

[@1761Charlie]

Reminds me of "Roses are Red" by the You Know Who Group: kzbin.info/www/bejne/np3WqHuhoc9lbpo

[@robertorick6383]

It also resembles The Kingsmen's chart hit "Death Of An Angel", which is equally as melancholy.

[@artanshkreli880]

Music bio

[@conemedemelee20]

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