Off White Records: ZAKARY THAKS - IT'S THE END - THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION (CD)

CD released: Jan 30, 2015

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Tracklisting:

1.	She's Got You
2.	Bad Girl
3.	Face To Face
4.	Won't Come Back
5.	It S The End
6.	I Need You
7.	Please
8.	A Passage To India
9.	Mirror Of Yesterday
10.	My Door
11.	Can You Hear Your Daddy's Footprints

12.	Green Crystal Ties
13.	Outprint
14.	Weekday Blues
15.	Everybody Wants To Be Somebody
16.	Face To Face (Alternate Version Take 12)
17.	Please (Alternate Stereo Mix)
18.	Mirror Of Yesterday (Alternate Stereo Mix)
19.	Can You Hear Your Daddy's Footprints (Alternate Stereo Version)
20.	I'd Only Laugh (Alternate Version)
21.	People Sec. Iv
22.	Gotta Make My Heart Turn Away

ZAKARY THAKS

IT'S THE END - THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION

Label:	BIG BEAT
Cat No:	CDTOP326
Barcode:	0029667432627
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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Texan 60s garage kings the Zakary Thaks finally get their due with a stunning and comprehensive set that is sourced from the original master tapes for the first time, This youthful quintet from the gulf coast town of Corpus Christi blew away most of the competition during their 1966 and 1967 heyday, and during that time made several highly regarded punk 45s including Bad Girl, Face To Face and Won't Come Back, A later line-up made two well-regarded psych singles, Every Thaks compilation to date has used second-generation masters, ineffective remixes and disc dubs, but the research for It's The End threw up long-hidden, punchy-sounding tape sources, Big Beat also uncovered two rip-roaring unreleased tracks from the start of the band's career, All these new discoveries allow them to present the Thaks at their speaker-shredding best, With full co-operation of the surviving members of the band and a jam-packed booklet with detailed liner notes, It's The End closes the lid on the legacy of a major name in 60s garage rock.