The Leaves - Hey Joe
 | Primary Artist |
| The Leaves | |
| Album Title | |
| Hey Joe | |
| Release Date | |
| 1966 | |
| Time | |
This is one hell of a debut album, especially for a group that only lasted for about a year after its release. The Leaves perform some superb folk-rock in a Byrds/Beatles vein ("Just a Moment," "Girl From the East"), excellent lyrical garage punk ("Words," "Tobacco Road"), and solid hard rock ("Hey Joe," "Too Many People"), and cross swords with The Rolling Stones ("You Better Move On," "Back On the Avenue" -- the latter a ripoff of The Stones' "2120 South Michigan Avenue") and Bob Dylan ("Love Minus Zero"). Read More
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