Pebbles, Volume 14 is a compilation album among the LP's in the Pebbles series.
Release data
This album was released by AIP Records (as #AIP-10016) in 1984 and was kept in print for many years.
Notes on the tracks
The two opening songs are among the many garage rock records that could have been national hits; the former was pulled from the market because of the supposed drug references in the lyrics, while the latter suffers from less than optimal production. A retrospective album of Sonny Flaharty and the Mark V recordings from 1963 to 1967 was released on Dionysus Records in 2000, showing a slightly different spelling than is given on this album. Several rare cover songs are included in this volume, including a version of Pink Floyd's "See Emily Play" by the Canadian band Three To One. Dozens of versions exist of two of the songs, Bo Diddley's "I'm a Man" and Billy Roberts' "Hey Joe". The artist on the latter song, The Golden Cups, is among a small number of Japanese bands that have tracks represented in the Pebbles series. The closing track appears to have been recorded in a make-your-own-record booth by a teenage girl and her friends "under the influence".
Track listing
Side 1:
- Sonny Flaherty & Mark V: "Hey Conductor" (Sonny Flaherty)
- Baker Street Irregulars: "I'm a Man" (Elias B. McDaniel)
- Dee & Tee: "Something's Comin'" (S. M. Chazen) – rel. 1966
- The Customs Five: "Let's Go in '69" (S. Carter)
- Trans-Atlantic Subway: "Servant of the People" (Hesse/Byrne)
- The Golden Cups: "Hey Joe" (B. Moses)
Side 2:
- The Yo Yo's: "Crack in My Wall" (Shane/Elliott/Flickstein/Aaron)
- The Trespassers: "Living Memories" (Hartsack)
- The Luv Bandits: "Mizzer-Bahd" (Allen/Hannah) – rel. 1967
- The Morning Dew: "No More" (Robinson/Slizar/Anderson/Honeymoon) – rel. 1966
- The Group Image: "Hiya" (The Group Image) – rel. 1968
- Three to One: "See Emily Play" (Syd Barrett)
- [Bonus Track]