For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Donovan, with “Hurdy Gurdy Man.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Love, with “the Red Telephone.”

This song comes from one of the greatest albums ever to be recorded.

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Spirit, with “1984.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Vanilla Fudge, with “You Keep Me Hanging On.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Byrds, with “Eight Miles High.”

Of course, it is hard to think about that song without thinking about the other iteration of it, by the other iteration of the Byrds from a few years later. Note the personnel changes.

If you ever see me list the Byrds twice on my list of favorite bands, you will understand why!

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Pink Floyd, with “Scream Thy Last Scream.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Strawberry Alarm Clock, with “Birds in My Tree.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Cream, with “We’re Going Wrong.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Quicksilver Messenger Service, with “Hope.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Zal Yanovsky, with “Alive and Well in Argentina.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Gandalf, with “Nature Boy.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Fleetwood Mac, with “Dragonfly.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Hollies, with “Bus Stop.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Moody Blues, with “I’m Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band).”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Lucifer’s Friend, with “Ride the Sky.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Monkees, with “Tapioca Tundra.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Purple Canteen, with “Brains in My Feet.” I first became acquainted with the wordless version of this fine piece of art, which can be found on an anthology to which I have referred in the past: Lost Souls: 1960s Garage And Psychedelic Rock’n’Roll From The Un-Natural State – Arkansas.

In keeping with the bonus track precedent established on the previous Psychedelic Psecond, it’s the specific song to which I did refer in the past: “Planet of Union,” by LD Mitchell and the Amalgamated Taxi Cab Service.

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s a young Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes, with “Good Natured Emma,” and a bonus track: “Migration.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s Mountain, with “For Yasgur’s Farm.”

For this month’s helping of Psychedelic Pseconds, it’s the Zombies, with “Time of the Season.”