Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Saint Marks School - Trans Radio

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Saint Marks School
Label:	Trans Radio
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	TR 968
Date:	1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Bermuda Buggy Ride		Rate
A2	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Long Live The Queen		Rate
A3	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Sounds Of Silence		Rate
A4	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Too Fat Polka		Rate
A5	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Yellow Bird		Rate
A6	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Farewell My Love		Rate
A7	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Mr. Sandman		Rate
A8	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	Magall		Rate
A9	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	The Times I've Had		Rate
A10	The Octet [aka Octet 1966]	With A Hundred Pipers		Rate
B1	Rasputin And The Monks	I Want To Be Your Man		Rate
B2	Rasputin And The Monks	You'd Better Move On		Rate
B3	Rasputin And The Monks	Got To Get Away		Rate
B4	Rasputin And The Monks	You Didn't Have To Be So Nice		Rate
B5	Rasputin And The Monks	Nineteenth Nervous Breakdown		Rate
B6	Rasputin And The Monks	As Tears Go By		Rate
B7	Rasputin And The Monks	Roadrunner		Rate

Notes

Side A continues with track 11 - Homeward Bound

Alternate title (prominent on L.P. front sleeve): Sun of My Soul

Other markings
A) MG 200,836
B) MG 200,837

A "home-made" L.P. courtesy of Saint Marks School with pressing arranged by Trans Radio, Boston, Mass.

Octet are listed as Octet 1966 on the L.P. cover and as The Octet '66 on the L.P. rear sleeve!

This L.P. is highly sought after for the Rasputin and the Monks side, which consists of classic 1966 Invasion-inspired sock-hop rockers in typical amateurish gymnasium-rock fashion common on prep school L.P.'s of this era. The Octet (aka Octet 1966 and The Octet '66) has, to date, not attracted similar attention from said collectors of teen-beat (or garage) type recordings.

There was also a cross membership between some of the players in The Octet and Rasputin and the Monks.

Side 2 of the L.P. was bootlegged/re-issued as a one-sided L.P. in the early 1980's without any reference whatsoever to its source or mention of the Octet '66.

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