Obscure music link of the moment:

Though they only had one near-hit nationally, 1967's "Kites Are Fun" stands on its own as a great example of breezy sunshine pop, with light group vocals and a sparse yet shimmering production by space-age pop legend Enoch Light. A radical departure from the majority of 1967's music, the Dedrick sibs harmonize the other side of the Summer of Love. This Free Design website is part of Robbie Baldock's look at Enoch Light's recorded achievements, the "Spaced Out" website.

Graphic used with permission of Robbie Baldock. Many thanks.

Neat places to visit...

Music-related

• Dr. Demento - his own official website!
  
• rec.music.dementia - the original Dr. Demento-related website
  
• "Weird Al" Yankovic - his own site, ably presided over by his drummer Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz
  
• The Great Luke Ski - The premier demented rap artist
  
• Pete Levin - New York jazz/new age keyboardist and the man behind legendary comedy group The Clams
  
• Jef Jaisun - one of Dr Demento's most requested artists and fine music photographer 
  
• Chalkhills - the unofficial XTC website
  
• Raymond Scott - madman genius, composer and inventor, the man behind your favorite looney cartoon melodies, electronic blips & bloops in ad music, and tons more!
  
• Joe Meek - the other madman genius, pioneering and bizarre British record producer
  
• Primus - Yep, they "suck" (they said so!) - Great band, a unique sound and the warped lyrics of bassist Les Claypool
  
• WABC Musicradio 77 - a site dedicated to the greatest pop music station in history!
  
• Oglio Records - a cool reissue label
  
• Creedence Clearwater Revival - visit Electric Bayou to read more about one of America's greatest bands.
  
• Tee Set - Part of the brief "Dutch Invasion" of 1970, the band behind "Ma Belle Amie" and other great Dutch pop!
  
• The Silkie - English folkers who hit in 1965 with a Beatles cover, still going at it!
  
• Mocedades - Smooth Spanish sounds from the band that gave us "Eres Tu" in 1973, still hitting the airwaves in Europe with their versions of Disney songs!

More to come.....