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The Electric Prunes - Singles 1966-1969 - LP
$18.00The Electric Prunes deliver a rich blend of psychedelic and garage rock, much like The Amboy Dukes, with a focus on tight grooves and engaging melodies.
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The Electric Underground - Guitar Explosion - LP
$16.00The Electric Underground's sound captures the raw energy of garage rock and hard rock, making it a fitting companion to the intensity found in The Amboy Dukes' work.
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Frijid Pink - Frijid Pink - LP
$18.00Frijid Pink's self-titled album showcases a blend of blues and psychedelic rock that resonates well with the vibe of The Amboy Dukes, featuring powerful guitar riffs and a captivating atmosphere.
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Cream - Live Cream - LP
$16.00Cream's 'Live Cream' offers a dynamic blend of blues rock and psychedelic elements, similar to The Amboy Dukes, with an emphasis on improvisation and electric guitar prowess.
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The Doors - The Soft Parade - LP
$20.00The Doors' 'The Soft Parade' combines psychedelic rock with orchestral arrangements, creating a lush soundscape that aligns well with the adventurous spirit of The Amboy Dukes.
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Pink Floyd - A Collection Of Great Dance Songs - LP
$30.00Pink Floyd's 'A Collection Of Great Dance Songs' showcases their classic psychedelic rock sound, making it a natural fit alongside The Amboy Dukes' explorative style.
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Joe Cocker - Joe Cocker! - LP
$18.00Joe Cocker's self-titled album features a blend of rock and blues that complements the hard-hitting sound of The Amboy Dukes, with heartfelt vocals and gritty instrumentation.
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Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends - LP
$18.00Joe Cocker's 'With A Little Help From My Friends' captures the essence of the late '60s rock scene, resonating well with the psychedelic and garage influences of The Amboy Dukes.




