The Psychedelics

Sounds of the 1960's and early 1970's. Songs you love to hear, sing and dance to. Our shows can run as long as 4 hours if need be. All material is family friendly. We have a large song list so no two shows are repeated.

We are a group of wayward troubadour's, lost in the sound of the 60's...

Joe Dooley - Drums/Vocals
Melanie Dailey - Bass/Keys/Vocals
Jim Dailey - Guitar/Vocals

Joe Dooley

Drummer for the Electric Prunes (1968; (phone number hidden)3).

Joe began his rock and roll future in 1965 by becoming one of the founding members of a California band known as the Nomads. In 1968 Joe joined the Electric Prunes, and toured extensivly that year with such names as the Who, Cream, Steppinwolf, and Mitch Rider and the Detroit Wheels.

Joe draws his drumming influences from the likes of Ringo Starr, Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell, Sandy Nelson, and Buddy Rich.

Melanie Dailey

Began her musical career at the age of nine playing the banjo. By 33 years of age, she decided that the bass was her instrument of choice, and has not loked back.

Founding Member of In-Cog-Nito, Trilogy as well as the Play Forever Band (featuring Klyph Black of the Zen Tricksters). Co-wrote the nationally aclaimed song "Vision" , preformed by Charles Neville on the BK2SQ1 album (Recorded by Icepack Jackson and Klyph Black).

Jim Dailey

Started his musical career in Fish Camp California, playing campfire songs to large groups of 6th graders.

A rhythm guitar player, singer songwriter at heart who trys to follow in the footsteps of the masters such as Bobby Weir, Greg Keeler, Jimmy Buffet, Rorbert Zimmerman etc.

Jim was a founding member of the Valsava's, In-Cog-Nito, Triilogy, and the Play Forever Band. Co-wrote "The Lazy River", which was performed by Terrance Simien & Joe Delia found on the BK2SQ1 album (Recorded by Icepack Jackson and Klyph Black).

We have a PA system that will cover a small bar, is something larger is needed or a light show is requested, please contact us.