40. The Hombres
One of the greatest riffs of all!
39. The Small Faces
38. The Chocolate Watchband
Later covered by The Undertones.
37. The Nashville Teens
Not from Nashville in fact but Weybridge, Surrey.
36. The Chambers Brothers
Perhaps too distinguished musically for most Garage bands. But a truly wonderful record!
35. The Misunderstood
John Peel favourites. I think he overrates them slightly but this is great!
34. The Sir Douglas Quintet
They took on the ridiculous name to ape The British Invasion. Then hit big with this.
33. The Nazz
Where Todd Rundgren started from.
32. The Who
Perhaps not their most Garage moment. But I always remember a story about Patti Smith and Tom Verlaine dancing to this on the CBGBs Jukebox.
31. The Rivieras
Early One Hit Wonders. Later covered by both the The Ramones and The Dictators to keep the CBGB connection into the Top 30..
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