If you were in high school or college during the late sixties and early seventies, you can probably recall knowing a number of musicians and songwriters and their garage bands. Creativity ran rampant and it seemed like so many people I knew were writing songs that reflected the era. Although many recorded their masterpieces on reel to reel and cassette recorders, very few, if any, were discovered by producers who could catapult them to stardom. In reality, for every song you heard on the radio, there were thousands being created and played in basements and garages across the USA. I dedicate this site to all those brilliant artists who remained undiscovered. Here I offer a sampling of the songs I wrote and recorded during this time. I wrote hundreds of songs, recorded dozens and actually produced several “45s” that were played on radio stations across the eastern US, Canada, England and Germany. My songs were reviewed in Billboard, Record World, Rolling Stone and a few lesser known publications. I was pleasantly surprised recently to discover a few of my singles for sale on Ebay and Amazon for upwards of $70 each. This helped me realize that, perhaps, there are still people with an interest in the raw sounds of this time period. If you are one of those people, then this site is for you. Enjoy! Sid Bradley P S - A special thanks to lead guitarists/vocalists extraordinaire Kelly Fowler and Don Lockridge, bassist Chris Reese and the late Mike Frakes (drums), Jeff Wahler (vocals and bass) and "Little Rick" Howard (guitarist) for making this album possible. Also, a special thanks to my daughter Kelsey Paz for her creativity and input in the making of this album. I love you!