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'''''Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era''''' is a [[compilation album]] of American [[psychedelic rock|psychedelic]] and [[garage rock]] [[single (music)|singles]] that were released induring the mid-to-late 1960s. It was assembledcreated by [[Lenny Kaye]], who at the time was a writer and clerk at the [[Village Oldies]] record shop in New York. He would later become the lead guitarist for the [[Patti Smith]] Group. Kaye worked onproduced ''Nuggets'' under the supervision of [[JacElektra HolzmanRecords]], founder of [[ElektraJac RecordsHolzman]]. Kaye initially conceived the project as a series of approximatelyroughly eight individual LP installments, each focusing on USdifferent geographicalUS regions, but Elektra convinced him that one 2-disc[[double LPalbum]] would be a more commercially viable format.{{sfn|Shaw|1973|p=}} The resulting [[double album]]It was released on [[vinyl record|LP]] by Elektra in 1972 with liner notes by Kaye that contained one of the first uses of the term "[[punk rock]]".<ref>''[[Cue: The Weekly Magazine of New York Life]].'' Cue publishing. 1972. p. 10.</ref> It was reissued with a new [[gatefold|cover]] design by [[Sire Records]] in 1976. In the 1980s, [[Rhino Records]] issued ''Nuggets'' in a [[Nuggets (series)|series of fifteen installments]], and in 1998 as a 4-cd box set.
 
== Background ==
Kaye was unsure whether [[Elektra Records]] would put out the album, so he threw his favorite songs together and made them fit into a concept.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Lewellen |first=Josh |date=2017-04-13 |title=Lenny Kaye, The TVD Interview |url=https://www.thevinyldistrict.com/storefront/2017/04/lenny-kaye-the-tvd-interview/ |access-date=2023-05-07 |website=The Vinyl District |language=en-US}}</ref> Elektra hired lawyer Michael Kapp to track down the original artists and secure licensing.<ref name=":0" /> Speaking in 2017, Kaye reflected "I would've made it more 'garage rock' as opposed to these kind of weirder things, like [[Sagittarius (band)|Sagittarius]] or even [[the Blues Project]]. A lot of it falls outside the parameters of what we've come to define as garage rock."<ref name=":0" />
 
Though there were plans for a second ''Nuggets'' volume, Elektra did not choose the option. According to Kaye, he supplied the label with a list of potential songs, but they were not able to obtain licensing for most and the project was cancelled.<ref name=":0" />
 
==Legacy==
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In Europe in 2006 Rhino released a remastered version of the album featuring the original 1972 tracklist on a single compact disc in a miniaturized replica of the original [[gatefold]] sleeve. However, unlike the original album the tracks were presented using their mono mixes. In 2012 the album was again remastered, this time directly from the same tapes as the original 1972 release, featuring mono and stereo mixes. Available in double LP and digital formats, this version included updated release notes from Kaye and [[Jac Holzman]].
 
It was voted number 479 in the third edition of [[Colin Larkin]]'s ''[[All Time Top 1000 Albums]]'' (2000).<ref name="Larkin">{{cite book|title=[[All Time Top 1000 Albums]]|editor=Colin Larkin|editor-link=Colin Larkin|publisher=[[Virgin Books]]|date=2006|edition=3rd|isbn=0-7535-0493-6|page=170}}</ref> In 2003, the album was ranked number 196 on ''[[Rolling Stone]]'''s list of [[TheRolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time|the 500 greatest albums of all time]],<ref>{{cite magazine|url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/500-greatest-albums-of-all-time-20120531/various-artists-nuggets-original-artyfacts-from-the-first-psychedelic-era-1965-1968-20120524 |title=500 Greatest Albums of All Time: Various Artists, 'Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968' |magazine=Rolling Stone |access-date=2014-07-13}}</ref> maintaining the rating in a 2012 revised list.<ref>{{cite web| url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/500-greatest-albums-of-all-time-156826/various-artists-nuggets-original-artyfacts-from-the-first-psychedelic-era-1965-1968-162385/|year=2012| title=500 Greatest Albums of All Time Rolling Stone’sStone's definitive list of the 500 greatest albums of all time| publisher=[[Rolling Stone]]| access-date= September 18, 2019}}</ref> It was later ranked down at 405 on the 2020 edition.<ref>{{cite web| url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-albums-of-all-time-1062063/various-nuggets-original-artyfacts-from-the-first-psychedelic-era-1062828|year=2020| title=500 Greatest Albums of All Time | publisher=[[Rolling Stone]]| access-date= September 23, 2020}}</ref>
 
==Track listing==
 
===Side one===
#[[The Electric Prunes]]: "[[I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)]]" ([[Annette Tucker]], Nancie Mantz) – 3:02 (1966, #11) ([[Reprise Records|Reprise]])
#[[The Standells]]: "[[Dirty Water]]" ([[Ed Cobb]]) – 2:50 (1966, #11) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[The Strangeloves]]: "[[Night Time (song)|Night Time]]" ([[Bob Feldman]], [[Jerry Goldstein (musician)|Jerry Goldstein]], [[Richard Gottehrer]]) – 2:35 (1966, #30) ([[Bang Records|Bang]])
#[[The Knickerbockers]]: "[[Lies (The Knickerbockers song)|Lies]]" (Beau Charles, Buddy Randell) – 2:46 (1965, #20) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[The Vagrants]]: "[[Respect (song)|Respect]]" ([[Otis Redding]]) – 2:17 (1967, Uncharted) ([[Atco Records|ATCO]])
#[[Mouse and the Traps|Mouse]]: "[[A Public Execution]]" (Knox Henderson, [[Ronnie Weiss]]) – 3:02 (1966, #121) ([[Fraternity Records|Fraternity]])
#[[Blues Project|The Blues Project]]: "No Time Like the Right Time" ([[Al Kooper]]) – 2:49 (1967, #96) ([[Verve Forecast Records|Verve Folkways]])
 
===Side two===
#[[Shadows of Knight|The Shadows of Knight]]: "Oh Yeah" ([[Bo Diddley|EliasEllas McDaniel]]) – 2:51 (1966, #39) ([[Dunwich Records|Dunwich]])
#[[The Seeds]]: "[[Pushin' Too Hard]]" ([[Sky Saxon|Richard Marsh]]) – 2:39 (1966, #36) ([[GNP Crescendo Records|GNP Crescendo]])
#[[The Barbarians (band)|The Barbarians]]: "[[Moulty (song)|Moulty]]" (Barbara Baer, [[Doug Morris|Douglas Morris]], Eliot Greenberg, Robert Schwartz) – 2:37 (1966, #90) ([[Laurie Records|Laurie]])
#[[The Remains (band)|The Remains]]: "[[Don't Look Back (The Remains song)|Don't Look Back]]" ([[Billy Vera|William McCord]]) – 2:45 (1966, Uncharted) ([[Epic Records|Epic]])
#[[The Magicians (band)|The Magicians]]: "An Invitation to Cry" ([[Alan Gordon (songwriter)|Alan Gordon]], James Woods) – 2:59 (1965, Uncharted) ([[Columbia Records|Columbia]])
#[[The Castaways]]: "[[Liar, Liar (The Castaways song)|Liar, Liar]]" (Dennis Craswell, Jim Donna) – 1:56 (1965, #12) ([[Soma Records (U.S. label)|Soma]])
#[[The 13th Floor Elevators]]: "[[You're Gonna Miss Me (song)|You're Gonna Miss Me]]" ([[Roky Erickson]]) – 2:31 (1966, #55) ([[International Artists]])
 
===Side three===
#[[Count Five]]: "[[Psychotic Reaction]]" ([[Craig Atkinson]], [[John Byrne (musician)|John Byrne]], John Michalski, Kenn Ellner, Roy Chaney) – 3:09 (1966, #5) (Double Shot)
#[[The Leaves]]: "[[Hey Joe]]" ([[Billy Roberts]]) – 2:53 (1966, #31) ([[Mira Records|Mira]])
#[[Michael and the Messengers]]: "[[(Just Like) Romeo and Juliet|Romeo & Juliet]]" (Bob Hamilton, Fred Gorman) – 2:02 (1967, #129) ([[USA Records|USA]])
#[[The Cryan' Shames]]: "[[Sugar and Spice (The Searchers song)|Sugar and Spice]]" ([[Fred Nightingale]]) – 2:33 (1966, #49) (Destination)
#[[The Amboy Dukes (band)|The Amboy Dukes]]: "[[Baby Please Don't Go]]" ([[Big Joe Williams]]) – 5:41 (1968, #106) ([[Mainstream Records|Mainstream]])
#[[Blues Magoos]]: "[[Tobacco Road (song)|Tobacco Road]]" ([[John D. Loudermilk]]) – 4:44 (1966, Uncharted) ([[Mercury Records|Mercury]])
 
===Side four===
#[[The Chocolate Watchband]]: "Let's Talk About Girls" (Manny Freiser) – 2:45 (1967, Uncharted) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[The Mojo Men]]: "[[Sit Down, I Think I Love You]]" ([[Stephen Stills]]) – 2:25 (1967, #36) ([[Reprise Records|Reprise]])
#[[The Third Rail (band)|The Third Rail]]: "Run, Run, Run" ([[Arthur Resnick]], [[Joey Levine]], [[Kris Resnick]]) – 1:57 (1967, #53) ([[Epic Records|Epic]])
#[[Sagittarius (band)|Sagittarius]]: "[[My World Fell Down]]" ([[Geoff Stephens]], [[John Carter (English musician)|John Shakespeare]]) – 3:52 (1967, #70) ([[Columbia Records|Columbia]])
#[[Nazz]]: "Open My Eyes" ([[Todd Rundgren]]) – 2:47 (1968, #112) ([[Colgems Records|SGC]])
#[[The Premiers]]: "[[Farmer John (song)|Farmer John]]" ([[Don and Dewey|Dewey Terry]], [[Don "Sugarcane" Harris|Don Harris]]) – 2:29 (1964, #19) ([[Warner Records|Warner Bros.]])
#[[The Magic Mushrooms]]: "It's-a-Happening" (David Rice, [[Sonny Casella]]) – 2:47 (1966, #93) ([[A&M Records|A&M]])
 
[[Image:Nuggets, Volume 2.jpg|thumb|right|''Nuggets, Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968, Volume 2'']]
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===Disc two===
#[[The Music Machine]]: "[[Talk Talk (The Music Machine song)|Talk Talk]]" (Sean Bonniwell) (1966, #15) ([[Original Sound]])
#[[The Del-Vetts]]: "Last Time Around" (Dennis Dahlquist) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Dunwich Records|Dunwich]])
#[[The Human Beinz]]: "[[Nobody but Me (The Isley Brothers song)|Nobody but Me]]" ([[Ronald Isley]]/[[O'Kelly Isley]]/[[Rudolph Isley]]) (1967, #8) ([[Capitol Records|Capitol]])
#[[Kenny And The Kasuals|Kenny & the Kasuals]]: "Journey to Tyme" (Jerry Smith/Mark Lee) (1966, Uncharted) ([[United Artists Records|United Artists]])
#[[The Sparkles]]: "No Friend of Mine" (Jay Turnbow/Lawrence Parks) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Hickory Records|Hickory]])
#[[The Turtles]]: "Outside Chance" ([[Warren Zevon]], Glenn Crocker) (1966, Uncharted) ([[White Whale Records|White Whale]])
#[[The Litter]]: "[[Action Woman]]" (Warren Kendrick) (1967, Uncharted) (Scotty)
#[[The Elastik Band]]: "Spazz" (David Cortopassi) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Atco Records|ATCO]])
#[[The Chocolate Watchband]]: "Sweet Young Thing" ([[Ed Cobb]]) (1967, Uncharted) (Uptown)
#[[Strawberry Alarm Clock]]: "[[Incense and Peppermints (song)|Incense and Peppermints]]" ([[John Carter (English musician)|John Carter]]/Timothy Gilbert) (1967, #1) ([[Uni Records|Uni]])
#[[The Brogues]]: "[[I Ain't No Miracle Worker]]" (Nancie Mantz/[[Annette Tucker]]) (1965, Uncharted) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[Love (band)|Love]]: "[[7 and 7 Is]]" ([[Arthur Lee (musician)|Arthur Lee]]) (1966, #33) ([[Elektra Records|Elektra]])
#[[The Outsiders (American band)|The Outsiders]]: "[[Time Won't Let Me]]" (Thomas King/Chet Kelley) (1966, #5) ([[Capitol Records|Capitol]])
#[[The Squires (Pebbles band)|The Squires]]: "Going All the Way" (Michael Bouyea) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Atco Records|ATCO]])
#[[Shadows of Knight|The Shadows of Knight]]: "I'm Gonna Make You Mine" ([[Carole Bayer Sager|Carole Bayer]]/William Carr/Carl D'Errico) (1966, #90) ([[Dunwich Records|Dunwich]])
#[[Kim Fowley]]: "[[The Trip (Kim Fowley song)|The Trip]]" (Dennis Hardesty/[[Kim Fowley]]/Paul Geddes) (1965, Uncharted) (Corby)
#[[The Seeds]]: "[[Can't Seem to Make You Mine]]" ([[Sky Saxon]]) (1967, #41) ([[GNP Crescendo Records|GNP Crescendo]])
#[[The Remains (band)|The Remains]]: "Why Do I Cry" ([[Barry Tashian]]) (1965, Uncharted) ([[Epic Records|Epic]])
#[[The Beau Brummels]]: "[[Laugh, Laugh]]" ([[Ron Elliott (musician)|Ron Elliott]]) (1965, #15) ([[Autumn Records|Autumn]])
#[[The Nightcrawlers]]: "[[The Little Black Egg]]" (Michael Stone/Chuck Conion) (1967, #85) ([[Kapp Records|Kapp]])
#[[The Gants]]: "I Wonder" (Sid Herring) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Liberty Records|Liberty]])
#[[The Five Americans]]: "I See the Light" (Norman Ezell/Mike Rabon/John Durrill) (1966, #26) ([[Hanna-Barbera|HBR]])
#[[The Woolies]]: "[[Who Do You Love? (Bo Diddley song)|Who Do You Love?]]" ([[Ellas McDaniel]]) (1967, #95) ([[Dunhill Records|Dunhill]])
#[[The Swingin' Medallions]]: "[[Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)]]" ([[Cyril Vetter]]/Don Smith) (1966, #17) ([[Smash Records|Smash]])
#[[The Merry-Go-Round]]: "[[Live (The Merry-Go-Round song)|Live]]" ([[Emitt Rhodes]]) (1967, #63) ([[A&M Records|A&M]])
#[[Paul Revere & the Raiders]]: "Steppin' Out" ([[Paul Revere (musician)|Paul Revere]]/[[Mark Lindsay]]) (1965, #46) ([[Columbia Records|Columbia]])
#[[Captain Beefheart|Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band]]: "[[Diddy Wah Diddy]]" ([[Ellas McDaniel]]/[[Willie Dixon]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[A&M Records|A&M]])
#[[The Sonics]]: "Strychnine" (Gerald Roslie) (1965, Uncharted) (Etiquette)
#[[Syndicate of Sound]]: "[[Little Girl (Syndicate of Sound song)|Little Girl]]" (Bob Gonzalez/Don Baskin) (1966, #8) ([[Bell Records|Bell]])
#[[Blues Magoos]]: "[[(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet]]" (Ronald Gilbert/Ralph Scala/Michael Esposito/Emil Thielhelm) (1966, #5) ([[Mercury Records|Mercury]])
#[[Max Frost and the Troopers]]: "[[Shape of Things to Come (song)|Shape of Things to Come]]" ([[Barry Mann]]/[[Cynthia Weil]]) (1968, #22) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
 
[[Image:Nuggets, Volume 3.jpg|thumb|right|''Nuggets, Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968, Volume 3'']]
 
===Disc three===
#[[The Hombres]]: "[[Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)]]" (Bill Cunningham/John Hunter/Jerry Masters/Gary McEwen) (1967, #12) ([[Verve Forecast Records|Verve Forecast]])
#[[The Golliwogs]]: "Fight Fire" ([[John Fogerty]]/[[Tom Fogerty]]) (1966, Uncharted) (Scorpio)
#[[New Colony Six]]: "At the River's Edge" (Walter Kemp) (1966, Uncharted) (Sentaur)
#[[The Daily Flash]]: "[[Jack of Diamonds (song)|Jack of Diamonds]]" (arr. Steve Lalor/Don MacAllister/Jon Keliehor/Doug Hastings) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Parrot Records|Parrot]])
#[[Lyme and Cybelle]]: "Follow Me" ([[Warren Zevon]]/Violet Santangelo) (1966, #65) ([[White Whale Records|White Whale]])
#[[The Choir (garage rock)|The Choir]]: "[[It's Cold Outside (song)|It's Cold Outside]]" (Daniel Klawon) (1966, #68)
#[[OhioThe ExpressRare Breed (band)|The Rare Breed]]: "Beg, Borrow and Steal" (Joseph DiFrancesco/Louis Zerato) (1966, #28, when re-issued as [[Ohio Express]]) ([[Attack Records|Attack]])
#[[Sir Douglas Quintet]]: "[[She's About a Mover]]" ([[Doug Sahm]]) (1965, #13) (Tribe)
#[[The Music Explosion]]: "[[Little Bit O' Soul]]" ([[John Carter (English musician)|John Shakespeare]]/[[Ken Lewis (songwriter)|Kenneth Lewis]]) (1967, #2) ([[Laurie Records|Laurie]])
#[[The E-Types]]: "Put the Clock Back on the Wall" ([[Alan Gordon (songwriter)|Alan Gordon]]/Gary Bonner) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[The Palace Guard]]: "Falling Sugar" (Lawrence Rush/[[Paul Leka]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Verve Records|Verve]])
#[[The Gestures]]: "Run, Run, Run" (Dale Menten) (1964, #44) ([[Soma Records (U.S. label)|Soma]])
#[[The Rationals]]: "I Need You" ([[Ray Davies]]) (1967, Uncharted) (A-Square)
#[[The Humane Society (band)|The Humane Society]]: "Knock, Knock" (Woody Minnick/Danny Wheetman) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Liberty Records|Liberty]])
#[[The Groupies (band)|The Groupies]]: "Primitive" (Robert Cortez/Norman Desrosiers/Peter Hendleman/Gordon McLaren/Ronald Peters/Steven Venet) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Atco Records|ATCO]])
#[[The Sonics]]: "Psycho" (Gerald Roslie) (1967, Uncharted) (Etiquette)
#[[The Lyrics]]: "So What!!" (Christopher Gaylord) (1965, Uncharted) ([[Era Records|ERA]])
#[[The Lollipop Shoppe]]: "[[Just Colour|You Must Be a Witch]]" (Fred Cole) (1968, Uncharted) ([[Uni Records|Uni]])
#[[The Balloon Farm]]: "A Question of Temperature" ([[Mike Appel|Michael Appel]]/Edward Schnug/Donald Henny) (1968, #37) ([[Laurie Records|Laurie]])
#[[Mouse and the Traps]]: "Maid of Sugar - Maid of Spice" ([[Ronnie Weiss]]/Knox Henderson) ([[Fraternity Records|Fraternity]])
#[[The Uniques (Louisiana band)|The Uniques]]: "You Ain't Tuff" (Knox Henderson/Lawrence Puckett) (1966, Uncharted) (Paula)
#[[The Standells]]: "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White" ([[Ed Cobb]]) (1966, #43) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[The Mojo Men]]: "She's My Baby" (James Alaimo/Paul Curcio/Steven Alaimo) ([[Reprise Records|Reprise]])
#[[The Unrelated Segments]]: "Story of My Life" (Rory Mackavich/Ronald Stults) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Hanna-Barbera|HBR]])
#[[The Third Bardo]]: "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time" ([[Rusty Evans]]/Victoria Pike) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Roulette Records|Roulette]])
#[[We the People (band)|We the People]]: "Mirror of Your Mind" ([[Tommy Talton|Thomas Talton]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[The Shadows of Knight]]: "Bad Little Woman" (Tito Tinsley/Victor Catling/Roderick Demick/Herbert Armstrong/Brian Rosbotham) (1966, #91) ([[Dunwich Records|Dunwich]])
#[[The Music Machine]]: "Double Yellow Line" ([[Sean Bonniwell]]) (1967, #111) ([[Original Sound]])
#[[The Human Expression]]: "Optical Sound" (Jim Quarles/Jim Foster) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Accent Records (US)|Accent]])
#[[The Amboy Dukes (band)|The Amboy Dukes]]: "[[Journey to the Center of the Mind]]" ([[Ted Nugent]]/Steven Farmer) (1968, #16) ([[Mainstream Records|Mainstream]])
 
[[Image:Nuggets, Volume 4.jpg|thumb|right|''Nuggets, Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965-1968, Volume 4'']]
 
===Disc four===
#[[The Chocolate Watchband]]: "Are You Gonna Be There (At the Love-In)" (Ethon McElroy/Donald Bennett) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[The Leaves]]: "Too Many People" (Bill Rhinehart/[[Jim Pons]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Mira Records|Mira]])
#[[The Brigands (band)|The Brigands]]: "[[(Would I Still Be) Her Big Man]]" (Kris Resnick/[[Arthur Resnick]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Epic Records|Epic]])
#[[The Barbarians (band)|The Barbarians]]: "[[Are You a Boy or Are You a Girl]]" ([[Doug Morris|Douglas Morris]]/Ron Morris) (1965, #55) ([[Laurie Records|Laurie]])
#[[Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs]]: "[[Wooly Bully]]" ([[Domingo Samudio]]) (1965, #2) ([[MGM Records|MGM]])
#[[The Strangeloves]]: "[[I Want Candy]]" ([[Bob Feldman|Robert Feldman]]/[[Jerry Goldstein (producer)|Jerry Goldstein]]/[[Richard Gottehrer]]/[[Bert Berns]]) (1965, #11) ([[Bang Records|Bang]])
#[[The Kingsmen]]: "[[Louie Louie]]" ([[Richard Berry (musician)|Richard Berry]]) (1963, #2) ([[Wand Records|Wand]])
#[[The Knickerbockers]]: "One Track Mind" (Linda Colley/Keith Colley) (1966, #46) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[The Wailers (rock band)|The Wailers]]: "Out of Our Tree" (Ronald Gardner/Kent Morrill/John Ormsby) (1965, Uncharted) (Etiquette)
#[[Harbinger Complex]]: "I Think I'm Down" (James Hockstaff/Robert Hoyle) (1967, Uncharted) (Brent)
#[[The Dovers]]: "What Am I Going to Do" (Tim Granada) (1965, Uncharted) (Miramar)
#[[The Charlatans (U.S. band)|The Charlatans]]: "Codine" ([[Buffy Saint-Marie]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Kapp Records|Kapp]])
#[[The Mystery Trend]]: "Johnny Was a Good Boy" ([[Ron Nagle|Ronald Nagle]]/Robert Cuff) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Verve Records|Verve]])
#[[Clefs of Lavender Hill]]: "Stop - Get a Ticket" (Travis Fairchild/Coventry Fairchild) (1966, #80) ([[Date Records|Date]])
#[[The Monks]]: "Complication" ([[Gary Burger]]/Larry Spangler/David Havlicek/Roger Johnston/Thomas Shaw) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Polydor Records|International Polydor Production]])
#[[The Sonics]]: "[[The Witch (song)|The Witch]]" (Gerald Roslie) (1965, Uncharted) (Etiquette)
#[[The Electric Prunes]]: "[[Get Me to the World on Time]]" ([[Annette Tucker]]/Jill Jones) (1967, #27) ([[Reprise Records|Reprise]])
#[[The Other Half (band)|The Other Half]]: "Mr. Pharmacist" (Jeff Nowlen) (1966, Uncharted) ([[GNP Crescendo Records|GNP Crescendo]])
#[[Richard and the Young Lions]]: "[[Open Up Your Door]]" ([[Larry Brown (musician)|Larry Brown]]/Neval Abounader/Raymond Bloodworth) (1966, #99) ([[Philips Records|Philips]])
#[[Paul Revere & the Raiders]]: "[[Just Like Me (Paul Revere & the Raiders song)|Just Like Me]]" (Richard Dey/Roger Hart) (1965, #11) ([[Columbia Records|Columbia]])
#[[We the People (band)|We the People]]: "You Burn Me Up and Down" ([[Tommy Talton|Thomas Talton]]) (1966, Uncharted) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[The Lemon Drops]]: "I Live in the Springtime" (Roger Weiss) (1967, Uncharted) (Rembrandt)
#[[Fenwyck]]: "Mindrocker" (Keith Colley/Linda Colley) (1967, Uncharted) ([[Challenge Records (1950s-60s label)|Challenge]])
#[[The Rumors]]: "Hold Me Now" (Benson Turner/Norman Prinsky) (1965, Uncharted) (Gemcor)
#[[The Underdogs (American band)|The Underdogs]]: "Love's Gone Bad" ([[Eddie Holland]]/[[Lamont Dozier]]/[[Brian Holland]]) (1967, #122) ([[Motown|V.I.P.]])
#[[The Standells]]: "Why Pick on Me" ([[Ed Cobb]]) (1966, #54) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
#[[Zakary Thaks|The Zakary Thaks]]: "[[Bad Girl (The Zakary Thaks song)|Bad Girl]]" (1966, Uncharted) (J-Beck)
#[[GONN]]: "Blackout of Gretely" (Rex Garrett/Craig Moore) (1966, Uncharted) (Emir)
#[[The Bees (CovinaAmerican band)|The Bees]]: "[[Voices Green and Purple]]" (Rob Wood/Tom Willsie) (1966, Uncharted) (Liverpool)
#[[Davie Allan & the Arrows]]: "Blues' Theme" ([[Mike Curb]]/[[Davie Allan]]) (1967, #37) ([[Tower Records (record label)|Tower]])
 
==The ''Nuggets'' series==
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In the mid-to-late 1980s, Rhino released a series of fifteen albums that bore the Nuggets name. The first twelve of these albums each focused on either a specific garage-rock subgenre or location, while the last three took a more global approach. This series provided much of the source material for the box set.
 
Rhino released ''[[Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts from the British Empire and Beyond, 1964-1969]]'', a four-CD box set, in 2001. While the original ''Nuggets'' focused on the American scene, the second compilation shifted its focus to the rest of the world, collecting cuts from the [[United Kingdom]] (such as the [[Pretty Things]] and [[Small Faces]]), [[Australia]] ([[the Easybeats]]), [[New Zealand]] ([[the La De DasDa's]]), [[Canada]] ([[the Guess Who]] and [[The Haunted (Canadian band)|The Haunted]]), [[Japan]] ([[the Mops]]), [[Iceland]] ([[Thor's Hammer (band)|Thor's Hammer]]), [[Peru]] ([[We All Together]]), and [[Brazil]] ([[Os Mutantes]]).
 
Rhino released two more compilations using the ''Nuggets'' title, ''[[Hallucinations: Psychedelic Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults]]'' and ''[[Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults]]'', in 2004. Both discs were released through Rhino's internet-only label [[Rhino Handmade]] in limited pressings of 7500 each.
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# [[The Lovin' Spoonful]] – "[[Do You Believe in Magic (song)|Do You Believe in Magic]]" (Kama Sutra)
# [[The Outsiders (American band)|The Outsiders]] – "Time Won’t Let Me" (Capitol)
# [[The Left Banke]] – "[[Walk Away Renée]]" (Smash)
# [[Syndicate of Sound]] – "Little Girl" (Bell)
# [[The Balloon Farm]] – "A Question of Temperature" (Laurie)
# [[The Swingin' Medallions]] – "Double Shot of My Baby’s Love" (Smash)
# [[The Gentrys]] – "Keep On Dancing" (MGM)
# [[The Music Machine]] – "Talk Talk" (Original Sound)
# [[The Five Americans]] – "I See the Light" (Abnak/HBR)
# [[? & the Mysterians]] – "[[96 Tears]]" (Cameo)
# [[Richard and the Young Lions|Richard & The Young Lions]] – "Open Up Your Door" (Phillips)
# [[The Beau Brummels]] – "Laugh, Laugh" OR "Just a Little" (Autumn) ("Laugh, Laugh" appeared in the box set)
# [[Clefs of Lavender Hill]] – "Stop-Get a Ticket" (Date)
# [[The Rainy Daze]] – "That Acapulco Gold" (Uni)
# [[The Elastik Band]] – "Spazz" (Atco)
# [[The Mystery Trend]] – "Johnny Was a Good Boy" (Verve)
# [[The Good Rats]] – "The Hobo" (Kapp)
# [[The Yellow Balloon (band)|The Yellow Balloon]] – "[[Yellow Balloon]]" (Canterbury)
# [[The Gestures]] – "Run Run Run" (Soma)
# [[The Choir (garage rock)|The Choir]] – "It’s Cold Outside" (Roulette)
# [[The Bobby Fuller Four]] – "[[I Fought the Law]]" (Mustang)
# [[The Myddle Class]] – "Free as the Wind" (Tomorrow)
# [[Evil (band)|The Evil]] – "Whatcha Gonna Do About It?" (Capitol)
# [[The Gants]] – "Road Runner" (Liberty)
# [[The Music Explosion]] – "A Little Bit of Soul" (Laurie)
# [[The North Atlantic Invasion Force (band)|The North Atlantic Invasion Force]] – "Black on White" (Mr. G)
# [[The Monocles]] – "Spider and the Fly" (Chicory)
# [[The Lollipop Shoppe]] – "You Must Be a Witch" (Uni)
# [[Kaleidoscope (American band)|The Kaleidoscope]] – "Just a Taste" (Epic)
# [[GonnGONN]] – "Blackout of Gretely" (Emir)
# [[The Squires (Pebbles band)|The Squires]] – "Goin’ All the Way" (Atco)
# [[Lenny Kaye|Link Cromwell]] (a.k.a. [[Lenny Kaye]]) – "Crazy Like a Fox" (Hollywood)
 
*Tracks marked † were included on the 4-CD ''Nuggets'' box set.
*The track marked ‡ ("Yellow Balloon") was included on ''Where the Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets: 1965–1968''
 
==See also==
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==External links==
*[https://archive.org/details/cd_nuggets-original-artyfacts-from-the-first_various-artists-13th-floor-elevators-count Internet Archive]
* {{discogs master|85910}}
 
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