Let Me Explain b/w I Lied

by The Radicals

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Al Burnett Amazing find, thank you for sharing!
Both sides were also recorded by The Five Of Us from Tucson in 1966 but remained unreleased too. "Let Me Explain" can be heard on "Think of the Good Times: The Tucson Sound" compilation. Favorite track: Let Me Explain.

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	1.	Let Me Explain 02:50		buy track
	2.	I Lied 02:39		buy track

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The Radicals were a teenage band from Phoenix, AZ in 1964-65. They cut this acetate at Canyon recording studio when Martin (last name unknown) hired them to be his backing band for the songs he'd written. No pressings were made that are known of. This sat in an old chest until it was discovered 55+ years later!

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released March 5, 2021

Ed Black - bass
Doug Haggar - keys
Jim Stone - drums
Rick Anderson - guitar
Martin - vocals

Recorded at Canyon Films: www.canyonrecords.com/shop/index.php?app=cms&ns=display&ref=canyon-records-story

Digitally converted by Mark Anderson

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