(www.RockMuse.com/wcpaeb.html)

A remembrance to this mysterious band...... 

The MOJO Collections issue (Spring 2001) has an interesting "Psych Fest" feature including a 3 page article on the WCPAEB (by Tim Forster and Jim Irvin). Most of the story has previously been published by Ptolemaic Terrascope (see below), but it's good to see the growing interest in the music of the WCPAEB.

The label Sundazed has finally reissued the first three mindblowing albums: Part One; Vol. 2; and A Child's Guide To Good And Evil. Checkout the Sundazed website for more information.

The first WCPAEB album (Volume One) has already been reissued on both CD and LP by Sundazed. For more information see the Discography.

 
New discovery: Bob Markley apparently has made another single prior to the WCPAEB period, and even before his "Summer's Comin' On" single! See the discography section for the details including some unique pictures and sleeve notes!
(Thanks to Mark Easter)

The Ptolemaic Terrascope magazine has published a very extensive feature about the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band in issues nr.26 and 27.
With thanks to Tim Forster, the author, and Phil McMullen, the editor of P.T., we are glad to present you a transcript of this article: The Legend of the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band.

See the Ptolemaic Terrascope Website for subscribtion and other information.

   Ptolemaic Terrascope
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   Melksham
   Wiltshire SN12 7BQ
   England

All of the first album, along with the single "Sassafras", was issued on an excellent quality bootleg CD simply called "West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band" a couple of years ago. This is also the material that is used as the basis of the Sundazed CD (Volume Oen).
Also the three Reprise albums, along with the Amos album, have previously been issued as 2 "two-for-one" bootleg CD's i.e. "Part One" / "Vol. 2" (HEAD 3096), and " A Child's Guide" / "Where's My Daddy" (HEAD 3597).

The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band page is a branch of: www.RockMuse.com Every song in this album has been written, arranged, sung and played by the group. No one censored us. We got to say everything we wanted to say, in the way we wanted to say it. Bob Markley. (Sleeve note on Vol.2)