New Tweedy Brothers!

Psychedelic Folk-Rock Pioneers

The New Tweedy Brothers were a psychedelic rock band that emerged in the 1960s. Their self-titled album, "The New Tweedy Bros!" released in 1968, is their only known recorded legacy. The band was originally from Portland, Oregon, and consisted of members Fred Lackaff, Dan Lackaff, Steve Ekman, and Bob Holden. They were part of the West Coast psychedelic scene and their music encapsulated the spirit of that era with its blend of rock, folk, and experimental sounds. Despite their brief recording career, the New Tweedy Brothers' album has gained a cult following over the years among collectors and fans of psychedelic rock. The rarity of their original vinyl pressings has made their work a sought-after item for enthusiasts of the genre.