The We the People, from Florida, managed to record only a handful of singles between 1966 and 1968; never had the luck to produce a hit record, but they are now regarded as one of the best non- hitmakers bands of the era, alongside other fellows like the Chocolate Watchband, the Remains, or the Music Machine. Their music was of great intensity and quality, which can not always be said from teen garage bands, and ranging through several styles; they left us a unique collection of punk rockers like You burn me up and down, My Brother the Man, Mirror of your Mind and others, although they also explored more slightly psychedelic sounds and even did some hypnotizing ballads. Long unavailable on vinyl, heres a brand new collection of their best recordings, including also the previously unreleased (on vinyl) fuzz garage soul rocker Theres gonna be a storm. Remastered sound and limited to 500 copies.
