Here's their big hit "Hey Mrs Jones"- http://www.box.net/shared/x5xbhqm2xx
I Want To Hold Your Hand- http://www.box.net/shared/f5y1i3m0lu
Other Recordings
Work Song- http://www.box.net/shared/sc9fm4ltf0
Unknown Instrumental- http://www.box.net/shared/jvtiaacym2
Sailor Boy- http://www.box.net/shared/aheuugk7t0
Charlena- http://www.box.net/shared/1czbofk0xv
UNknown Song- http://www.box.net/shared/0q81d6ccr7#statics_-_04_-_¿
As per usual more info here - pnwbands.com/statics.html
2 comments:
Thanks for posting all these tracks here, Ed! A great representation of Merilee Rush's R&B roots. As with many Seattle units that began as R&B dancebands (e.g. Dynamics, Viceroys, Counts and many more) the Statics with Tiny Tony morphed during the "psychedelic '60s" period into International Brick, with one 45 to their credit, "You Should Be So High" -- today a mega-rarity amongst Northwest vinyl.
Thanks for posting all these tracks here, Ed! A great representation of Merilee Rush's R&B roots. As with many Seattle units that began as R&B dancebands (e.g. Dynamics, Viceroys, Counts and many more) the Statics with Tiny Tony morphed during the "psychedelic '60s" period into International Brick, with one 45 to their credit, "You Should Be So High" -- today a mega-rarity amongst Northwest vinyl.
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