Don’t Press Your Luck! The IN Sound of 60’s Connecticut 2xLP

Various Artists – Don’t Press Your Luck! The IN Sound of 60’s Connecticut

Artist: Various Artists

Album: Don’t Press Your Luck! The IN Sound of 60’s Connecticut

Label: Sundazed Music

Format: Limited Edition 2xLP

Genre: Garage Rock / Psychedelic Rock / 1960s Rock

Description

A fascinating deep dive into one of the most overlooked regional scenes of the 1960s, Don’t Press Your Luck! The IN Sound of 60’s Connecticut uncovers a treasure trove of garage rock, psychedelic experimentation, and teenage rock & roll from the Nutmeg State.

Compiled from rare singles, forgotten local releases, and long-lost recordings, this collection captures the excitement of a time when bands across America were plugging in guitars, forming groups in garages, and chasing rock & roll dreams. The result is a vibrant snapshot of Connecticut’s surprisingly rich underground music scene, filled with fuzz guitars, jangling melodies, organ-driven grooves, and youthful energy.

Mastered by Bob Irwin, cut by Kevin Gray, and pressed at RTI, this deluxe 2LP set delivers both exceptional sound quality and an incredible historical document for fans of regional rock history.

Why We Carry It

We’re suckers for regional compilations that shine a light on forgotten corners of music history. These collections often reveal just how much incredible music was being made outside the major cities, and Don’t Press Your Luck! is packed with the kind of obscure garage and psych gems that make crate digging so rewarding.

Features

Limited Edition 2LP Set

Mastered by Bob Irwin

Lacquers cut by Kevin Gray

Pressed at RTI

Rare Connecticut garage and psychedelic recordings from the 1960s

For Fans Of

Nuggets, Pebbles, Back From The Grave, The Remains, The Barbarians, The Standells, garage rock, regional psychedelia, and obscure 1960s rock discoveries.

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