The Standells : Try It [Vinyl LP] - The snarling vocals fronting the fuzz 'n' Farfisa-laced sound of 1966 chart-toppers the STANDELLS epitomized the wild in the streets teenage spirit of Sunset Strip-era Los Angeles as much as anyone! Led by the snotty, post-pubescent voice of drummer Dick Dodd, the entrancing keyboards of Larry Tamblyn and the searing guitar of Tony Valentino, the Standells cut Dirty Water, then followed it up with a laundry list of mighty, quintessentially American, garage-rock anthems that would one day fuel the eager young minds (and'sticky fingers) of the Stooges, Ramones and Green Day, as well as legions of adenoidal punk-rockers yet to come! Can't Help But Love You, Ninety-Nine and a Half, Trip to Paradise, St James Infirmary, Try It, Barracuda, Did You Ever Have That Feeling, All Fall Down, Poor Shell of a Man, Riot on Sunset Strip
