THE FRIEDLES - She Can Go / Don't Tell Me What to Do 1966 garage rock with CARD
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THE FRIEDLES
She Can Go / Don't Tell Me What to Do
SUPER RARE GARAGE ROCK FROM NEW JERSEY
COMPLETE WITH SUPER RARE BAND BUSINESS CARD!!
CONDITION: Though marks The vinyl is NM- looks real nice The sleeve is VG+ do to creasing but no splits or writing
PHOTOS ARE ACTUAL ITEM LOOK CLOSE!
Issued in a cool bat-themed sleeve for some reason, “She Can Go” is kind of a cross between the Searchers’ “Needles and Pins” and the Zombies’ “Tell Her No”. “Don’t Tell Me What to Do” on the flip sounds more natural, with fine punk attitude and great harmonies. The song opens with a great bass line, and Mike and Herm Fried’s guitar playing is excellent throughout. This record credits Norris Austin on organ, and the drumming by Milt is excellent.
The Friedles were the four Fried brothers from Penns Grove in southwestern New Jersey: Mike and Herman Fried on guitars, Simon Fried on bass and Milton Fried (just 14 years old at the time of their first record!) on drums.They went across the river to Ken-Del Studio in Wilmington, Delaware to make their first record “I Lost Her” / “I’m So Glad” with Milt singing lead vocals. Released as the Fried Brothers on Scope, it was mastered louder and issued again on the Hanna label. The sound may come off as somewhat crude, but there’s no denying the energy and spirit in the brothers’ delivery. “I Lost Her” was written by Mike and Milt, “I’m So Glad” by Herm and Milt.
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