Squires - Going All The Way With The Squires (1966)

You know their superb folk-punker "Going All The Way". You loved their sugary Beau Brummels styled "Go Ahead". Now here's more of that great garage band from Bristol/Connecticut. In 1986 Crypt (Crypt LP 008) released an album that contains not only their unreleased songs but their first 45 under the moniker The Rogues. This early incarnation of The Squires produced the outstanding punker "It's The Same All Over The World". And even if you think you have heard "Gloria" a thousand times, give the version of the Squires a try.

Tracklist:
- Going all the way
- It's the same all over the world
- Oh no!
- I can't do it
- Gloria
- The original
- Go ahead
- We can try
- Walkin'
- Rink bash
- It's the same all over the world [demo]

Personnel:
Tom Flanigan (lead gtr)
Jim Lynch (gtr)
John Folcik (bs)
Kurt Robinson (keyb'ds)
Mike Bouyea (drms, violin, vcls)

Band origin:
Bristol (Connecticut/US)

Discographie:
45's:
1. It's The Same All Over The World/Oh No
   (Peyton P-1001) 1966
2. The Original (Blue Echo acetate) 1966
3. Going All The Way/Go Ahead (Atco 6442) 1966

[1.+2. as The Rogues]

Get it here (Artwork included / vinyl rip)

Listen to It's The Same All Over The World [demo]