This show is a tribute to the great and sometimes controversial work Mainstream Records and its boss Bob Shad did for late 60's psych-pop.

The Tiffany Shade – A quiet revolution

The Fever Tree – Hey mister

Tangerine Zoo – Can’t you see

Ellie Pop – Winner loser

Thee Sixpentz – Please come home

The New Dawn – Slave of desire

Jelly Bean Bandits – Poor precious dreams

Wrongh Black Bag – I don’t know why

Bohemian Vendetta – Deaf, dumb & blind

Superfine Dandelion – Ferris wheel

The Scarlett Letter – Timekeeper

Orient Express – Train to Bombay

The Amboy Dukes – Surrender to your kinks

Lincoln Street Exit – Phantom child

Freeport – Just what you need

Alice Clark – Never did I stop loving you

At the junction between 60's classicism and punk-rock were standing lots of early to mid-70's bands who predated the power pop sound. Tonight we payed tribute to them, especially to their moodier side, reminding the best 60's b-sides.

Pony – It’s gonna be so easy

Clap – Get it while you can

News – Loser

Hollins Ferry – Too bad about sorrows

Blue – I wish I could fly

Rockin’ Horse – You say

April Wine – I wouldn’t want to lose your love

Nimbo – Forget her

Creme Soda – Keep it heavy

Zerfas – I need it higher

Donnie & Joe Emerson – Baby

The Boys – I’m not satisfied

The Nerves – When you find out

Shoes – Something I can’t see

Monik – Maybe I know

Tired of hearing pseudo-hipsters making fun of country-rock ? Stick a groove up into their ass with this show !

Horses – Country boy

Country Funk – Apart of me

Feather – L.A. meantime

Great Speckled Bird – Love what you’re doing child

Manassas – The love gangster

Peanut Butter Conspiracy – Back in L.A.

Cherokee – Too much funky business

Boston Tea Party – Don’t leave me

David & The Giants – Ten miles high

Ginger Valley – Ginger

Bead Game – Country girl

Jim ford – Working my way to L.A.

Bodine – Easy to see

Bobby Charles – Street people

Jamul – Nickel thimble

Third (and last ?) show dedicated to downunder, with a teenbeat orientation which proved that a sheep can cry too.

Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs – Blue day

The Atlantics – When I look into my life

The Lost Souls – Peace of mind

The Marksmen – But why

The Blue Stars – I just fell in love

The (Australian) Playboys – Sad

Steve & The Board – Lonely winter

Young Once – Before I go

Chants R&B – Baby I need your loving

The Gremlins – The only thing on my mind

The Loved Ones – Love song

Party Machine – Gentle Art

Ahmed Dahman Group – Stage door

The Missing Links – Not to bother me

Jimmy Wayne – I love you so much

The Smoke - Control your love

Tol Puddle Martyrs – Nellie Bligh

The Southern Gentlemen – Leave myself to me

We had the honour of welcoming Jean-Pierre Paul Poire for this show dedicated to baroque soul. Yes, baroque soul. We gloriously proved that such a thing exists.

Kenny Smith – Lord, what’s happening to your people ?

Tommy Tate – Where did I go

The Masters Of Soul – Sad face

Raw Spitt – Midnight rider

Ila Vann – Flying solo tomorrow

The Sisters Of Righteous – Is my lovin’ too slow ?

Freddie North – Raining on a sunny day

The Masqueraders – Love, peace & understanding

Lou Johnson – Crazy about you

David Ruffin – Flower child

Nelson Sanders – I’m lonely

Eddie Holman – Four walls

The Extentions – This love of mine

Willie Tee – Mirror

L.C. Cooke – Half a man