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Syndicate Of Sound Little Girl
VINIL 4 OMOT 4
Label: Bell Records – 6001, Bell Records – BELL 6001
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono
Country: US
Released: 1966
Genre: Rock, Pop
Style: Vocal, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock
A1 Big Boss Man
Written-By – A. Smith*, L. Dixon*
2:55
A2 Almost Grown
Written-By – Chuck Berry
2:13
A3 So Alone
Written-By – J. Sharkey*
3:05
A4 Dream Baby
Written-By – Cindy Walker
2:34
A5 Rumors
Written-By – J. Sharkey*
2:06
A6 Little Girl
Written-By – B. Gonzales*, D. Baskin*
2:25
B1 That Kind Of Man
Written-By – Don Baskin
2:18
B2 I`m Alive
Written-By – Clint Ballard, Jr.*
2:21
B3 You
Written-By – J. Sharkey*
2:42
B4 Lookin` For The Good Times (The Robot)
Written-By – J. Sharkey*
2:26
B5 Witch
Written-By – J. Rostle*
2:33
B6 Is You Is Or Is You Ain`t My Baby
Written-By – B. Austin*, L. Jordan*
2:29
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The Syndicate of Sound are an American garage rock band formed in San Jose, California that was active from 1964 to 1970. Through their national hit `Little Girl`, the band developed a raw sound, and became forerunners in the psychedelic rock genre. The group managed to produce two other charting singles and, after their initial breakup in 1970, have since reformed with a new lineup.[1]
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The line-up formed in 1964, when Don Baskin (October 9, 1946–October 22, 2019; vocalist, guitar) and Bob Gonzalez (bass guitar), both originally from the outfit Lenny Lee and the Nightmen, united with a local group called the Pharaohs. The resulting band, the Syndicate of Sound, which, along with Baskin and Gonzalez, included John Sharkey (keyboards), Larry Ray (lead guitar), and John Duckworth (drums). Several other stand-ins performed with the band, most notably Dr. Kelly E. Hejtmancik Sr. (bass guitar) of Galveston TX during the band`s Galveston filming of `Little Girl`. In the beginning stages of the band`s existence, the group was influenced by R&B music, specifically the early musical styles of The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. After the group won a Bay Area `Battle of the Bands` against 100 other competing bands, the Syndicate of Sound earned a recording contract with Del-Fi Records. The band released the single `Prepare for Love`, which received local airplay, but ultimately failed to make an impact.[2][3] Though the record was unsuccessful, it established the band`s sound, combining striking vocal harmonies and innovative psychedelic instrumentals.[1]
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`Little Girl` later was recorded by other artists, including Dwight Yoakam and English punk group The Banned, an offshoot of prog-rock band Gryphon, which reached the UK charts in 1977. The American punk group the Dead Boys included a live version on their 1977 debut album Young, Loud and Snotty. `Hey Little Girl`, renamed `Hey Little Boy`, was also covered by Australian band Divinyls in 1988 on their Temperamental album. R.E.M. played the song as part of its early live sets. The San Francisco Bay Area band CHOC`D also covers the song in their live sets, featuring `Sexy Rexy` on vocals.

The song `Little Girl` was recognized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland, Ohio since the day it was opened, where it is on permanent rotation in the one-hit Wonder section.