LOUD 'N' DIRTY - Episode 4 (1965) The History of Guitar Distortion and Feedback in Recorded Music.

A bit of a diversion this time. We travel back to the United States and look at what happened when Bob Dylan went electric, how fuzz tone ended up on a popular sit-com theme tune and how 'Louie Louie' gave birth to garage punk, and that song's link to Seattle's absolute Granddaddy's of Grunge - The Sonics. Going even further afield, a trip to Australia uncovers the Missing Links - a wild band who weren't content to simply explore feedback, but used it backwards in one of the most bonkers singles ever released by a major record label. Opening (fuzz tone) instrumental music: 'Inside Word' by Voodoo Factory (Ian D. Marks) (p) & (c) Control, 2021. 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' (instrumental version) by Voodoo Factory. Otherwise, I do not own the copyright to any of the other music featured in this video. This video is for educational purposes and rights to all the music belongs to the individual copyright holders.