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Paranoid 1966

Paranoid 1966 was a band built around vocalist and guitarist David Jones, drummer David Ross, and bassist Richard Lester. They had another track called "Niñxs...

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Paranoid 1966 was a band built around vocalist and guitarist David Jones, drummer David Ross, and bassist Richard Lester.

They had another track called "Niñxs Malxs" that shows up in their catalog. The existing notes mention a raw sound that pulled from psychedelic rock and blues, but mostly what sticks is that one song with the radio ban and the lineup that kept shifting around.

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