Personnel: Sky Saxon (vocals); Danny B. Harvey (guitar, background vocals); Don Randi (keyboards); Trent Stroh (bass instrument); Clem Burke (drums); Debbie Hennessey (background vocals).

Sky Saxon's name is emblazoned in rock-&-roll history as the singer for the Seeds, whose 1960s hit "Pushin' Too Hard" is a garage-rock staple, often cited as one of the--er--seeds of punk rock. The original psychedelic warrior carries on with THE KING OF GARAGE, where he offers new versions not only of Seeds classics such as the abovementioned nugget, but of gems from his contemporaries as well. Saxon slathers acid-soaked soul all over such tunes as Love's "My Little Red Book" and the Troggs' "Wild Thing," and even puts a fresh spin on the Fab Four catalogue with his gonzo-garage take on "Come Together."