S6E290 - 13th Floor Elevators 'Bull Of The Woods' with John Davis (Superdrag)

<p>Singer/songwriter <strong>John Davis</strong> (Superdrag, The Lees of Memory) brings us the third and final album by Texas psyche rock pioneers <strong>The 13th Floor Elevators</strong>: '<strong>Bull Of The Woods</strong>'. With other founding members <strong>Roky Erickson</strong> and <strong>Tommy Hall</strong> somewhat sidelined with various legal and personal issues, guitarist/songwriter <strong>Stacy Sutherland</strong> stepped-up to complete this dreamy, evocative slab of psychedelia that proved to be their swan song.</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Bull Of The Woods (Radio Spot)</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>Sucked Out</em> - Superdrag; <em>Lonely Everywhere</em> - The Lees Of Memory; <em>If I Can't Have Your Love</em> - John Davis; <em>Do The Vampire</em> - Superdrag; <em>Slip Inside This House, Before You Accuse Me, Livin' On, Barnyard Blues, Till Then</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>Movin' On Up</em> - Primal Scream; <em>The Black Angel's Death Song</em> - The Velvet Underground; <em>Never Another, Rose and the Thorn</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>Ranting and Raving</em> - The Rectangle Shades; <em>Down By The River, Scarlet and Gold</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>The Ostrich</em> - The Primitives; <em>Street Song</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>All Along The Watchtower</em> - Bob Dylan; <em>Dr Doom, With You, May The Circle Remain Unbroken</em> - 13th Floor Elevators; <em>All You Really Want Is Love</em> - The Lees Of Memory</p>