The Lost & Found - Everybody's Here

The Lost and Found came out of Houston, and originally called themselves the Misfits. Members were Peter Black guitar and vocals, Jimmy Frost lead guitar and James Harrell on bass. John Kearney of the Spades played with them for a short while after the Spades had split up in 1965, and they went through a succession of drummers, first Norman Blythe, then Mickey Bishop, and finally Steve Webb.

The Misfits business cardThe Misfits played shows at Love Street and La Maison, where, according to Jimmy Frost, they met the 13th Floor Elevators for the first time. The Elevators would have a huge influence on their sound, and their friendship with Roky Erickson and Stacy Sutherland would eventually lead to an introduction to the International Artists label. At the start of a six month residency at Scott Holtzman’s Living Eye in Houston, they became the first Texas group busted for LSD. Jimmy Frost remembers Peter, James and Mickey facing charges, and that one of the reasons the band signed with International Artists was because its owners, Bill Dillard and Noble Ginther, were lawyers who could help them with the bust. Supposedly the charges were dismissed because the drug was not yet illegal! However, the notoriety of the bust led to the name change to the Lost and Found, appropriate in any case for the increasingly psychedelic direction of their music.~ http://www.garagehangover.com/lost-and-found/

01. The Lost & Found - Forever Lasting Plastic Words  (192 kbps)

02. The Lost & Found - Everybody's Here  (192 kbps)

03. The Lost & Found - There Would Be No Doubt  (192 kbps)

04. The Lost & Found - Don't Fall Down  (192 kbps)

05. The Lost & Found - Zig Zag Blues  (192 kbps)

06. The Lost & Found - Let Me Be  (192 kbps)

07. The Lost & Found - I Realize  (192 kbps)

08. The Lost & Found - 2 Stroke Blues  (192 kbps)

09. The Lost & Found - I'm So Hip to Pain  (192 kbps)

10. The Lost & Found - Living Eyes  (192 kbps)

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