Predawn garage-rock extravaganza

Whew!
I said a-na na na na na, na na na na na-na-na-na-na-na!
I dialed up a 1959-1969 garage-rock playlist for a predawn, 30-minute walk this morning.
I had forgotten the excitement generated by this largely do-it-yourself early rock.
At one point in the playlist, "La La La La La" by The Blendells gives way to "Land of 1000 Dances" by Cannibal & The Headhunters (pictured), for a great one-town Chicano rock punch.
Later, The Nightcrawlers' wonderful "The Little Black Egg" comes on, sounding like the best JANGLY AMERICAN POP by a band other than The Byrds.
The Seattle thrash-fest "My Woman" by The El Caminos with Woody Carr capped off my morning of music and walking.
That's why I said "WHEW!"