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With their third album, Future (1967), the band attempted a psychedelic concept album in the vein of Sgt. While their singles were garage punk, the Seeds attempted to branch out into improvisational blues-rock and psychedelia on their first two albums, The Seeds (1966) and Web of Sound (1966). Farmer" and "Can't Seem to Make You Mine," in an attempt to replicate their success the latter came the closest to being a hit, just missing the Top 40.

The song climbed into the Top 40 early in 1967, and the group immediately released two sound-alike singles, "Mr. By the end of 1966, they had secured a contract with GNP Crescendo, releasing "Pushin' Too Hard" as their first single. None of their new musical directions resulted in another hit single, and the group disbanded at the turn of the decade.Sky Saxon (born Richard Marsh vocals) and guitarist Jan Savage formed the Seeds with keyboardist Daryl Hooper and drummer Rick Andridge in Los Angles in 1965. And though they never quite matched the commercial peak of their first two singles, "Pushin' Too Hard" and "Can't Seem to Make You Mine," the band continued to record for the remainder of the '60s, eventually delving deep into post-Sgt. Sky Sunlight Saxon passed over at: at 9:10am.īest known for their rock & roll standard "Pushin' Too Hard," the Seeds combined the raw, Stonesy appeal of garage rock with a fondness for ragged, trashy psychedelia. Richard Marsh, Little Richie Marsh, Sky Sunlight Saxon. Born: 1946, Salt Lake City, UT, United States