8 thoughts on “ See-Saw Ride - Kenny & The Kasuals - Things Gettin Better / Nothing Better To Do (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Things Gettin' Better / Nothing Better To Do on Discogs/5(7).
2. – Kenny & The Kasuals: Nothing Better To Do Written-By – K. Daniel*, T. Nichols* A2 – Kenny & The Kasuals: Floating Written-By – T. Nichols* A3 – Kenny & The Kasuals: Don't Let Your Baby Go Written-By – Daniel*, Roach*, Nichols* A4 – Kenny & The Kasuals: The Best Thing Around Written-By – Daniel*, Nichols* /5(15).
3. Kenny & Kasuals - Things Gettin Better / Nothin Better to Do - Amazon Nothing Better To Do (2nd Version) Nothing Better To Do Floating Don't Let your Baby Go Strings Of Time Raindrops To Teardrops Journey To Tyme I'm Gonna Make It See-Saw Red As I Knew Chimes On 42nd Street When Was Then.
4. One of the highlights of their catalog that still hasn't been supplanted by a better version from someone else, Things Gettin' Better/Nothing Better to Do is a compilation of two Kenny & the Kasuals LPs on a single CD, in surprisingly decent sound -- with the major flaw that the two albums' tracks were reversed in order from what is listed on 6/
5. KENNY AND THE KASUALS Things Gettin' Better / Nothing Better To Do (Deleted French track CD album, offering the complete recorded output from this legendary Dallas-based 60s garage punk band, recorded between and '68, including A & B sides of their 7 singles, alongside unreleased material and demos, sealed picture sleeve).
6. Vinyl and CD Discography; 18 Releases 4 Albums 10 Singles & EPs Kenny And The Kasuals* See-Saw Ride Kenny & The Kasuals: Things Gettin' Better / Nothing Better To Do.
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8. Here are a couple of mid 60's gems from Kenny & the Kasuals, best known, of course, for their stunning "Journey to Tyme". the two albums presented here, "Teen Dreams" and "Nothing Better to Do", while little information exists on them (other than the obvious: they were part of the burgeoning Texas garage/psych scene in the mid 60's), do present a few good ones.. definitely worth a listen.