on that site, they have an audio link so you can confirm if thats the song you like.
here is a quick bio. (im not familiar with them as it was before my time)
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=title align=left>Biography
</TD><TD class=author align=right></TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2>A rock & roll band from Tacoma, WA, the Sonics' original members were Gerry Roslie (lead singer, piano, organ), Andy Parypa (guitar), Larry Parypa (bass), Bob Bennett (drums), and Rob Lind (saxophone). Forming in the wake of the early-'60s success of local favorites the Kingsmen and the Wailers (whose Etiquette label they recorded for), the Sonics combined classic Northwest-area teen band raunch with early English band grit (particularly influenced by the Kinks), relentless rhythmic drive, and unabashed '50s-style blues shouting for a combination that still makes their brand of rock & roll perhaps the raunchiest ever captured on wax.
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here is a quick bio. (im not familiar with them as it was before my time)
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD class=title align=left>Biography
</TD><TD class=author align=right></TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=2>A rock & roll band from Tacoma, WA, the Sonics' original members were Gerry Roslie (lead singer, piano, organ), Andy Parypa (guitar), Larry Parypa (bass), Bob Bennett (drums), and Rob Lind (saxophone). Forming in the wake of the early-'60s success of local favorites the Kingsmen and the Wailers (whose Etiquette label they recorded for), the Sonics combined classic Northwest-area teen band raunch with early English band grit (particularly influenced by the Kinks), relentless rhythmic drive, and unabashed '50s-style blues shouting for a combination that still makes their brand of rock & roll perhaps the raunchiest ever captured on wax.
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